President Donald Trump has announced that federal immigration agents will be deployed to some U.S. airports to assist with long security lines due to staffing shortages. This move comes as TSA officers continue working without pay, leading to hundreds of resignations and long wait times at security checkpoints nationwide. At least three Texas airports are expected to receive the additional personnel. However, San Antonio International Airport and Austin were not among the airports expected to benefit from this plan. Critics, including Sen. Ted Cruz, have criticized Democrats for voting not to fund the TSA, and over 400 TSA workers have quit since the shutdown began. The White House border czar, Tom Homan, has been named to lead the new airport security effort.