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Hundreds of TSA Agents Failed Drug, Alcohol Tests

on April 7, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments
A recent investigation found hundreds of Transportation Security Administration workers have failed drug and alcohol tests at airports around the country.

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TSA Reaches Out To Woman Who Said Son Endured “Horrifying” Pat-Down

on April 5, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments
A Texas woman who posted a video on Facebook of what she said was an overly invasive pat-down of her son has been contacted by the agency to ask her to participate in a plan to help the agency address security shortcomings.

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People Send Hundreds of Compliments a Year to TSA

on March 29, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments
Despite the negative publicity the agency often gets, documents recently obtained by the Daily Caller show that the TSA actually gets quite a few compliments.

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Former TSA Screener Pleads Guilty To Attempted Voyeurism For Taking Upskirt Video

on March 24, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments
A former TSA agent at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport pleaded guilty to attempted voyeurism Thursday for taking a video under the skirt of an unsuspecting woman on an escalator at the airport.

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Lawmaker Targets TSA Employee Misconduct With New Legislation

By on March 11, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments
Lawmaker Targets TSA Employee Misconduct With New Legislation

The TSA has had its share of problems recently. One Congressman has introduced legislation that he says will hold the agency and its employees more accountable.

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Trump Administration Proposes Cutting Coast Guard, TSA Budgets to Strengthen Border Security

By on March 8, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments
Trump Administration Proposes Cutting Coast Guard, TSA Budgets to Strengthen Border Security

The Trump Administration has proposed cuts to several national defense agencies to raise funds for building a border wall and cracking down on illegal immigration.

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TSA Pat-Downs Are About to Get Even More Personal

By on March 7, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments

The TSA has announced new pat-down procedures that air travelers are likely going to find are much more personal than what they experienced before.

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TSA Head Threatened with Subpoena at House Committee Hearing

on March 3, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments
Members of the House put the acting administrator of the Transportation Security Administration on notice Thursday to turn over information on whistleblower retaliation or face subpoena.

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TSA Employees Arrested for Cocaine Smuggling

on February 13, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments
A dozen airport and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a massive cocaine smuggling operation in Puerto Rico, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Monday.

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TSA Chief Not Staying On For Trump’s Administration

on January 14, 2017 in Agency News with 0 Comments
TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger plans to leave his position on Inauguration Day.

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