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Transportation Security Administration (view source)
Revision as of 14:48, November 3, 2016
, 14:48, November 3, 2016→Controversial legality
The implementation of TSA inspections in areas outside of airports in recent years (such as the [[New York]] Metro stations and the [[Super Bowl]]) have resulted in claims by some that the [[Barack Obama]] administration is attempting to utilize the TSA as a form of government intimidation on American citizens.
The implementation of TSA inspections in areas outside of airports in recent years (such as the [[New York]] Metro stations and the [[Super Bowl]]) have resulted in claims by some that the [[Barack Obama]] administration is attempting to utilize the TSA as a form of government intimidation on American citizens.
In addition, the TSA has continued to assume control of federal regulations requiring the implementation of their screening procedures on private property in recent years, such as festivities deemed, "National Special Security Events", [[NFL]] games, [[MLB]] games and other professional sporting events, theme parks, concerts, high school proms & graduations and [[NCAA]] sporting events. The regulations including screening of guests similar to techniques used at airport checkpoints (such as a metal detector and pat-down search) as well as the training of private security officers in TSA's behavior-detection 'SPOT' program.<ref>http://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/archives/2015/04/20/did-the-tsa-train-walt-disney-world-and-seaworld-security-personnel</ref><ref>https://www.dhs.gov/news/2016/02/03/secretary-johnson-highlights-super-bowl-50-security-operations</ref><ref>https://mic.com/articles/58325/tsa-patdowns-coming-to-a-concert-near-you</ref><ref>http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2011/05/23/judge-orders-tsa-presence-at-new-mexico-prom-for-student-pat-downs/</ref>
== List of incidents ==
== List of incidents ==