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 October 30, 2017

New airport security measures add the human element back into screenings

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The TSA is requiring airlines to interview passengers heading to the US at check-in and boarding gates all over the world. Produced by: Amulya Shankar. Image credit: Jason Reed/Reuters.

Aired October 27, 2017

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    Eva V
    Flying back from Frankfurt last month I had to experience this new system first hand. I heard in the interview say it is not racial profiling but I would disagree with that statement. Every time you put a person asking those questions that person has their own bias. The ticket agent started her questioning with a simple "where are you flying today." But then focus more on my accent and question why I "have such a heavy accent when I speak English." How is this not racial profiling?
    appreciate appreciated
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