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    Default TSA Wants to Strip Search All Passengers including Kids

    Some of you may know that the Electronic Privacy Information Center or EPIC has filed a lawsuit against the the department of Homeland Insecurity and the Transportation Security Theater Administration. EPIC v. DHS.

    Epic is suing the DHS over the abusing passengers with their nude kiddie porn scanners, rightly claiming that they are ineffective and intrusive.

    EPIC's opening brief in the case states that the Department of Homeland Security "has initiated the most sweeping, the most invasive, and the most unaccountable suspicionless search of American travelers in history," and that such a change in policy demands that the TSA conduct a notice-and-comment rule making process

    During oral argument before a the Federal court in DC, DHS says they believe they have the authority and the power to institute a mandatory strip searching of all passengers without public comment or rule making.
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    I think the TSA agents should all have to go through the same process they are making us go through. Even better would be to require them to strip down before conducting any search. I wonder how those fat butts (not my choice of words but lets keep it PG) would feel about putting down the BigMacs for 5 minutes and showing themselves to us?

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