Travelers frustrated by long security lines may not see immediate relief, even as Transportation Security Administration officers begin receiving pay again on Monday after working without wages for more than a month during the partial government shutdown. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday directing federal officials to ensure that TSA workers are paid despite the shutdown, breaking a more than 40-day stretch in which officers went without salaries. But the move is unlikely to bring instant relief at airport checkpoints, according to former TSA Administrator John S. Pistole. “It’s a temporary fix,” he told NBC News. The more pertinent question, he said, is how many workers actually return to their posts now that paychecks are set to resume Monday. More than 500 officers have quit during the shutdown, according to the Department of Homeland Security, while thousands more have called out because they can’t afford basic expenses. TSA…
