TSA Misses Deadline for Faster Military Screening, Cravaack Says
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The U.S. Transportation Security Administration missed a deadline imposed by Congress to let members of the U.S. armed forces use faster security lines at airports, the law’s author said.
“I’m telling you the intent of the law is not being followed,” Representative Chip Cravaack, a Minnesota Republican, said at a House Homeland Security subcommittee hearing today, noting the agency had 180 days to implement the mandate. “We took Iraq in less time.”