TSA Failed to Assess Risks Associated With Releasing Illegal Aliens Into US Without ID

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thanks "Border Czar" Harris!!!

TSA Failed to Assess Risks Associated With Releasing Illegal Aliens Into US Without ID

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/saraha...ut-id-n2645672


wait .. who's in charge here? Joey Cornpoop or the "Boarder Cunt" ??

the "dark shadows" Manchurian is in charge.







The Biden-Harrs Department of Homeland Security admitted to letting illegal immigrants into the United States without thoroughly vetting them for security risks.

According to a recent heavily redacted DHS Inspector General report, Customs Border and Protection (CPB), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) failed to assess the risks associated with releasing illegal aliens into the U.S. without proper identification. They allowed them to travel on domestic flights.
Under current processes, CBP and ICE cannot ensure they are keeping high-risk noncitizens without identification from entering the country. Additionally, TSA cannot ensure its vetting and screening procedures prevent high-risk noncitizens who may pose a threat to the flying public from boarding domestic flights. Noncitizens without Transportation Security Administration (TSA)- acceptable identification are allowed to board domestic flights. TSA’s vetting and screening procedures do not eliminate the risk that noncitizens who may pose a threat to fellow passengers could board domestic flights.
TSA currently relies on data and background checks regarding illegal aliens from CBP and ICE to determine if a person is a threat. However, if there is insufficient data, “TSA’s methods to screen individuals who pose a threat would not necessarily prevent these individuals from boarding flights.”






According to ICE, its funded detention capacity of 41,500 beds does not allow them to detain every illegal immigrant who doesn’t have ID and valid documents. Meanwhile, the CBP said that detention facilities are “short term” only, and it cannot legally hold illegal immigrants in detention facilities longer than the law states.
The Biden-Harris DHS claimed that the report contained “inaccurate statements.”
The Inspector General’s report contains inaccurate statements, lacks important context, and is misleading about the Department’s efforts to verify the identity of noncitizens seeking entry into the United States and screening noncitizens flying domestically. DHS rejects the OIG’s core recommendations because they are premised on a fundamental misunderstanding of our policies and processes—which already incorporate numerous measures to minimize risk, identify those who pose a potential public safety or national security threat, and detain or refer to law enforcement those who do. OIG’s report also does not reflect policy and procedural updates DHS implemented this year to improve security in accordance with TSA’s normal risk assessment process. This includes updated standard operating procedure at TSA checkpoints to ensure noncitizens without acceptable forms of identification undergo facial matching technology or be denied entry to secure areas of the airport. DHS continuously evaluates its procedures and processes to make adjustments, as needed, with the core goal of protecting public safety.
Rep. Mark Green (R-TN) described it as “embarrassing” that the Biden-Harris Administration has allowed millions of illegal aliens to enter the U.S. and that they should not be allowed to fly among American citizens freely.



“It's embarrassing that the Biden-Harris administration needs an official government watchdog to tell them what anyone with the slightest bit of common sense intuitively understands,” Green said. “This administration should not be letting unvetted non-citizens roam free in our communities and get on planes, especially when their identities cannot even be verified. The colossal failures documented by the OIG are bad enough—even worse is that they are happening on a daily basis with the blessing of the Biden-Harris White House.”


bahahahahaaaaaaaa the "Border Cunt: fails again
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... Pardon, if I don't think this is a big deal.

#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again
Although this is a different topic, As Salty says, I don’t think this is a big deal.
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Although this is a different topic, As Salty says, I don’t think this is a big deal. Originally Posted by txdot-guy

correct.

IT'S A HUGE DEAL.

thank you valued poster
txdot-guy's Avatar
correct.

IT'S A HUGE DEAL.

thank you valued poster Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
No it’s not.

“The Inspector General’s report contains inaccurate statements, lacks important context, and is misleading about the Department’s efforts to verify the identity of noncitizens seeking entry into the United States and screening noncitizens flying domestically. DHS rejects the OIG’s core recommendations because they are premised on a fundamental misunderstanding of our policies and processes—which already incorporate numerous measures to minimize risk, identify those who pose a potential public safety or national security threat, and detain or refer to law enforcement those who do. OIG’s report also does not reflect policy and procedural updates DHS implemented this year to improve security in accordance with TSA’s normal risk assessment process. This includes updated standard operating procedure at TSA checkpoints to ensure noncitizens without acceptable forms of identification undergo facial matching technology or be denied entry to secure areas of the airport. DHS continuously evaluates its procedures and processes to make adjustments, as needed, with the core goal of protecting public safety.”

This is merely partisan politics at best and ass covering at worst.
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No it’s not.

“The Inspector General’s report contains inaccurate statements, lacks important context, and is misleading about the Department’s efforts to verify the identity of noncitizens seeking entry into the United States and screening noncitizens flying domestically. DHS rejects the OIG’s core recommendations because they are premised on a fundamental misunderstanding of our policies and processes—which already incorporate numerous measures to minimize risk, identify those who pose a potential public safety or national security threat, and detain or refer to law enforcement those who do. OIG’s report also does not reflect policy and procedural updates DHS implemented this year to improve security in accordance with TSA’s normal risk assessment process. This includes updated standard operating procedure at TSA checkpoints to ensure noncitizens without acceptable forms of identification undergo facial matching technology or be denied entry to secure areas of the airport. DHS continuously evaluates its procedures and processes to make adjustments, as needed, with the core goal of protecting public safety.”

This is merely partisan politics at best and ass covering at worst. Originally Posted by txdot-guy

not protecting our borders isn't a big deal ?


if you say so
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not protecting our borders isn't a big deal ?


if you say so Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
I do say so. What exactly does this article have to do with protecting our borders? It has to do with vetting people who might fly on planes.

As I understand it you must have valid ID before you can get on a plane. can you explain to me how undocumented people can get on to a plane without an ID. And if they do have a state ID the REAL ID act will change the process starting next year.

On May 7, 2025, new identification laws for domestic travel will take effect under the REAL ID Act. The Real ID Act enforces minimum standards for state licenses used for domestic travel.

And even if they pass all the requirements for said ID, The terrorist you are afraid of still has to bypass all the extra security measures put in place after 9/11.

If you really want to solve the border issue, rather than use it as a partisan weapon, then tell your congressman to sit down and compromise with the other side and write some legislation that actually fixes the problem.

PS Maybe we should be more worried about our own home grown nut jobs rather than fixating on the people who are requesting asylum at the border. Or better yet maybe we can act like adults and do both.