TSA’s Shoes-Off Policy Change Comes Under Increased Scrutiny

man taking shoes off at TSA checkpoint
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A prominent U.S. senator has raised questions about former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem’s handling of a DHS inspector general report that stated the rescinding of the shoes-off policy at airport security checkpoints had created a serious vulnerability. Noem was fired...
Aaron Karp

Aaron Karp is a Senior Editor at Air Transport World.

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