DEA Caught Red-Handed: Airport Intimidation
At airports across the U.S., Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents confront flyers as they are boarding flights and ask to search carry-on items.
These interactions are supposed to be consensual. But flyers often get the impression that they have no choice but to submit to a search.
IJ currently has a class action lawsuit against the DEA and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) over their unconstitutional searches and seizures at U.S. airports.
At airports across the U.S., Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents confront flyers as they are boarding flights and ask to search carry-on items.
These interactions are supposed to be consensual. But flyers often get the impression that they have no choice but to submit to a search.
IJ currently has a class action lawsuit against the DEA and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) over their unconstitutional searches and seizures at U.S. airports.
10:52 AM - Jul 11, 2024
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