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TSA Customer Service Complaints Increasing in 2020

This year has been difficult for most people in the United States, including for those working at TSA.

TSA, N95s, What is and What Ought to Be

The Transportation Security Administration has 1.3 million N95 masks, and they are morally obligated to donate them to medical workers.

Rich Man’s War, Poor Man’s Fight, Humanity’s Opportunity

As we start to end the Great Pause, it is time to implement new strategies to make our society healthier and make the tactical approach to tackling COVID far richer.

TSA Chief Counsel Sues DHS Sec and IG – Kerner vs. Wolf and Cuffari

On January 6, 2020, TSA Chief Counsel Francine Kerner filed a 38-page complaint against DHS Secretary Chad Wolf and DHS IG Joseph Cuffari.

USCIS Proposes New Fees for Asylum Seekers – Do They Make Economic Sense?

A notice of proposed rulemaking reveals USCIS may begin charging $50 for asylum applications.

The Fallacy of Flexibility – Why Trump Picked Wolf for DHS Secretary

Chad Wolf was tapped to lead the Department, even though the administration doesn’t want him.

The Remote ID Proposed Rulemaking is Still Being Delayed

The notion that the UAS proposed rulemaking would be completed by September 2019 seemed unlikely. Indeed, that is the case.

TSA’s Problem with Data Accuracy

The consequences of disseminating incorrect data are vast, and TSA’s problems with data accuracy are increasingly evident. This requires action.

“That Doesn’t Look Right” – A Story of TSA’s Bad Data

TSA put out inaccurate data. I called them on it. This is the story of what happened next.