Senate approves most DHS funding as Americans decry TSA chaos lines

The Senate has approved a Department of Homeland Security funding bill amid widespread complaints about extended security screening delays at major U.S. airports. The legislation now moves to the House for consideration, where it will face pressure from constituents frustrated by TSA congestion. The timing reflects a broader tension between maintaining border and aviation security operations while responding to public frustration over airport wait times, which have become a flashpoint for travelers across the country. The bill's passage in the Senate suggests bipartisan concern about DHS operations, though the House vote may be complicated by the ongoing travel disruptions.