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The Airlines Reporting Corporation — the financial clearinghouse that processes payments between U.S. travel agencies and hundreds of airlines in the U.S. and worldwide — plans to sunset the program through which it has given Federal agencies and an unknown range of other customers access to searchable archives of billions of agency-issued tickets for past […]

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Arrest warrants have never been disclosed to be part of the Secure Flight algorithm used by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to process information about each domestic US airline passenger and decide whether to send the airline a Boarding Pass Printing Result (BPPR) authorizing the airline to issue a boarding pass or take other action. […]

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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), a Federal agency whose mandate is to administer naturalization and derivative citizenship for those not born as U.S. citizens, has been trying — without the public notice required by law for such a database — to construct a national ID registry of all U.S. citizens including natural-born U.S. citizens. […]

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Last month US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) issued a final rule on Collection of Biometric Data From Aliens Upon Entry to and Departure From the United States. If this new rule is Constitutional and otherwise valid, which we don’t think it is, it requires all non-US citizens entering or leaving the US to submit […]

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Another Federal appeals court has overruled arguments by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) that its checkpoint staff are immune from any liability for sexual assaults or other offenses committed in the course of their official duties. In its decision last week in Elisabeth Koletas v. USA, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals didn’t reach the […]

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