TSA's Quiet Skies Program: Political Profiling Exposed
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Posted 93 days ago
**Surveillance Overreach: TSA's Quiet Skies Program Under Fire for Political Profiling**
In a shocking revelation, GOP Senator Rand Paul has raised serious concerns regarding the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) use of the 'Quiet Skies' program to monitor American citizens based on their political beliefs.
Senator Paul sent a pointed letter to TSA Administrator David Pekoske, questioning the agency's alarming practice that seems to target individuals solely for their dissenting views or political affiliations.
Former Democratic Representative Tulsi Gabbard was reportedly placed on the watch list after publicly criticizing what she termed the 'deep state' during an interview.
Even more troubling, a woman married to a federal air marshal was subjected to enhanced surveillance after attending a Donald Trump rally on January 6—despite no evidence of wrongdoing on her part.
These incidents spotlight a potential misuse of government resources as the TSA appears to surveil political critics under the guise of security.
Senator Paul points to patterns that suggest a troubling shift in the TSA's mandate, warning that such actions echo prior concerns from the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General regarding the management of the Quiet Skies program.
Deficiencies cited in earlier reports include insufficient oversight and inadequate protections against the misuse of passenger data, raising urgent questions about the agency's accountability.
As Senator Paul demands full documentation on the procedures used to add people to the Quiet Skies list, these developments serve as a critical reminder of the importance of safeguarding civil liberties in an age of increasing government oversight.
The silence around these practices should concern all Americans who value their constitutional rights, regardless of party affiliation.
As we witness these overreaching surveillance tactics, it becomes imperative for individuals to stand against the erosion of privacy and the rise of political profiling in our nation.
Sources:
rumble.com
slaynews.com
modernity.news
In a shocking revelation, GOP Senator Rand Paul has raised serious concerns regarding the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) use of the 'Quiet Skies' program to monitor American citizens based on their political beliefs.
Senator Paul sent a pointed letter to TSA Administrator David Pekoske, questioning the agency's alarming practice that seems to target individuals solely for their dissenting views or political affiliations.
Former Democratic Representative Tulsi Gabbard was reportedly placed on the watch list after publicly criticizing what she termed the 'deep state' during an interview.
Even more troubling, a woman married to a federal air marshal was subjected to enhanced surveillance after attending a Donald Trump rally on January 6—despite no evidence of wrongdoing on her part.
These incidents spotlight a potential misuse of government resources as the TSA appears to surveil political critics under the guise of security.
Senator Paul points to patterns that suggest a troubling shift in the TSA's mandate, warning that such actions echo prior concerns from the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General regarding the management of the Quiet Skies program.
Deficiencies cited in earlier reports include insufficient oversight and inadequate protections against the misuse of passenger data, raising urgent questions about the agency's accountability.
As Senator Paul demands full documentation on the procedures used to add people to the Quiet Skies list, these developments serve as a critical reminder of the importance of safeguarding civil liberties in an age of increasing government oversight.
The silence around these practices should concern all Americans who value their constitutional rights, regardless of party affiliation.
As we witness these overreaching surveillance tactics, it becomes imperative for individuals to stand against the erosion of privacy and the rise of political profiling in our nation.
Sources:
rumble.com
slaynews.com
modernity.news
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