The head of the federal agency created after 9/11 to protect the
nation’s transportation system is accused of fraud, waste, and abuse
of authority for unlawfully deploying assets to the Mexican border to
perform duties unrelated to transportation, according to a report
filed with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Inspector
General.
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TSA gets almost $500 million for pay raises, new hires, despite
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The Transportation Security Administration is receiving $400
million for employee pay raises, $61 million more to hire employees,
and expanded collective bargaining rights, which could lead to future
pay increases. The pay raises come on the heels of a recent report
that noted numerous problems with the TSA.
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2018-10-12
TSA Punishes Whistleblowers for Reporting Rampant Misconduct Among
Managers
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Persistent misconduct by managers at the Transportation Security
Administration (TSA) often goes unpunished and whistleblowers who
report it as well as airport safety risks are penalized by senior
officials, a bipartisan congressional investigation has concluded.
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2022-11-15
TSA Director Accused of Fraud, Waste for Unlawfully Deploying
Assets to Mexican Border
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Source: Judicial Watch
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The head of the federal agency created after 9/11 to protect the
nation’s transportation system is accused of fraud, waste, and abuse
of authority for unlawfully deploying assets to the Mexican border to
perform duties unrelated to transportation, according to
a report filed with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Inspector General.
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2022-03-17
Agency Created after 9/11 to Protect Transport Investigates 3,800
“Non-Masked Passengers”
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Source: Judicial Watch
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The agency charged with preventing another 9/11 issued more than
2,700 warning notices and over 900 civil penalties against passengers
who violated the mask mandate, the probe found. The average fine was
$699.
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