US lawmakers question TSA chief on surveillance methods, technologies

US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) administrator David Pekoske defended the effectiveness of TSA’s controversial ‘Quiet Skies’ surveillance program , calling it “critically important to our security” and telling lawmakers that it “does not take into account a traveler’s race or religion...

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