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TSA Second Screening Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  270 words in original text
This bill changes the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screening rules at airports. It requires the TSA to offer passengers a second screening option before doing a physical inspection when the first screening finds something concerning.
Passengers going through airport security screenings administered by the TSA.
• The TSA must give passengers the opportunity to undergo a second screening before a physical inspection happens if the initial screening detects an object of concern (Sec. 2)
Currently, the TSA can move directly to a physical inspection (a hands-on search of a person or their belongings) when security screening detects something suspicious. This bill requires the TSA to offer passengers a chance to do a second screening first, before any physical inspection takes place.
• Object of concern: Not defined in bill text • Physical inspection: Not defined in bill text • Secondary screening: Not defined in bill text
Not specified in bill text
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