The airport isn’t the only place where unions are losing their grip on the votes – and the paychecks – of public sector workers.
In Minnesota, brave DHS whistleblowers allegedly risked their careers to expose more than $350 million in fraud, destroyed evidence, retaliation, and credible allegations that stolen taxpayer money was wired overseas to terrorist groups like Al-Shabaab and ISIS.
These workers stood up when their own union wouldn’t.
And in 2026, AFFT will be there to help those members opt out...
To make sure they know their rights...
And explore litigation where corruption and intimidation have replaced representation.
This is what AFFT does: We show up where big unions expect workers to stay silent.
And our wins this year prove it:
✔ AFFT's landmark FOIA lawsuit exposed how the Obama administration unlawfully forced over 50,000 TSA screeners into union membership without legal authority.
✔ We held one of the largest federal unions accountable and won. When Army veteran and federal employee Nia Lucas faced discrimination from the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), AFFT stepped in.
The court’s ruling in her favor has now changed the law for millions of federal workers. Her victory proves that public employees can hold unions accountable under civil rights laws.
✔ AFFT’s 3.5-year FOIA fight pried loose 519 pages of documents the United States Postal Service tried to keep from the public.
This exposed deep Biden-era White House involvement in the COVID test-kit program and behind-the-scenes debates over data sharing with unions. These disclosures shine a light on government actions that were never meant to be seen.
And we won these victories while growing to 10,000 members nationwide.
Will you help us build on this momentum with your generous gift of any amount you can chip in today?
Your support will help even more American workers reclaim their freedom – and their hard-earned paychecks.