Quote from: MI 2 AZ on May 13, 2015, 06:16:43 PM

... a DHS attorney appeared before a U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and boldly claimed DHS has the authority to strip search every airline passenger. Although it hit the news, I was surprised by the lack of media coverage.

http://www.computerworld.com/article/2469069/endpoint-security/does-dhs-have-the-authority-to-strip-search-passengers-like-it-claims-.html


http://tsanewsblog.com/12916/news/tsa-strip-searches-another-victim/

Not only 8 years old, but wrong, as it has been proven that the 4A applies.

https://professional-troublemaker.com/2017/01/15/what-are-my-rights-at-the-tsa-checkpoint/

BL.

Wow!  Where were you in 2015 when I posted that? 

Apparently, I was replying to the previous post and referencing back to what was posted.  I think.  I can't remember what happened last week, let alone the reasons for a post four years ago.    There must have been more concern over that situation back then?

BTW, what does the 4A mean?

My last flight, I did have to remove all objects from every pocket, remove my shoes, remove my belt, remove my hat and remove all liquids, pastes and electronics larger than a cell phone from my carry-on bag.  I ended up having to hold up my trousers with one hand until I had to raise both hands over my head, then they dropped. 
Not quite as bad as someone else posted.