The partial government shutdown, one of the longest in U.S. history, has ended, restoring funding for the Department of Homeland Security and ensuring that TSA workers will again receive paychecks. This relief comes ahead of the busy summer travel season. The financial strain of the shutdown led to many TSA agents leaving their positions and creating staffing shortages at airports across the country. The funding bill, signed by President Donald Trump, restores most Department ofHomeland Security operations but does not include funding for immigration enforcement. With summer travel approaching, agencies will face the challenge of hiring and training new personnel quickly.