Tag: TSA
TSA Says Air Marshals Don’t Follow ‘Ordinary’ Travelers
Legislation Reintroduced to Reform TSA’s Transgender Passenger Screening Process
One lawmaker is making a second attempt to push the TSA to develop gender neutral screening procedures at airports.
TSA Testing New X-Ray Scanners to Reduce Bag Checks
The TSA will begin roll out of new Computed Tomography (CT) scanners at airport security checkpoints which may improve the screening process for travelers.
TSA Pondering $300 Million in Cost Reductions
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Federal Appeals Court Limits Ability to Sue TSA and its Screeners
A federal appeals court has ruled that TSA screeners are not criminal law enforcement officers thus limiting the circumstances under which they may be sued.
Enhanced TSA Screening Procedures Now in Full Effect
The TSA has completed rollout of enhanced screening procedures at airports nationwide in advance of the busy summer travel season.
IG Report Says TSA Officials Interfered with Disciplinary Process
An IG report found that TSA senior leaders bypassed the agency’s own disciplinary rules to give favorable treatment to an employee who was slated to be fired.
TSA Says its Screenings Fail to Spot Weapons Most of the Time
Appeals Court Rules in Favor of TSA
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