The Department of Homeland Security restored the Global Entry program on Wednesday following a partial government shutdown that has strained national airport security.Travelers are facing increased wait times and staffing shortages, prompting many airports to provide real-time digital monitoring tools to help passengers navigate security checkpoints.Legislative debates continue as stakeholders weigh the benefits of privatizing screening operations against the risks of compromising uniform security standards during federal funding impasses.Travel industry leaders are now pushing for emergency legislation to ensure aviation workers receive pay despite the ongoing political gridlock in the
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