TSA ‘Quiet Skies’ program secretly monitors US passenger behavior

US Federal Air Marshals since 2010 have been secretly surveilling passengers and reporting on suspicious inflight behavior, even though those being monitored do not appear on any terrorism watch-list and are not suspected of committing a crime. “Quiet Skies,” the previously undisclosed surveillance...

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