Private Screeners Keep Airports Running During Shutdown
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Amidst the U.S. government shutdown, private contractors at airports like San Francisco International keep security lines moving smoothly, proving a viable alternative to federal TSA screeners. This setup, started in 2004, allows airports to opt for private firms, avoiding absenteeism and ensuring continuity during shutdowns. Experts praise the model, while TSA unions warn of potential cuts in training, benefits, and safety standards. As spring break approaches, the debate on rethinking airport security intensifies.
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