#dys #tdah #tsa et autres "handicapes" #neurodivergent
"A force de vouloir rentrer dans le moule, on va ressembler à des tartes"
Pourquoi devrait-on nous adapter à ce monde ultra violent ? Viens, on en crée un/des meilleurs et vous, les résignée.es, les adapté.es, laissez le.s nous !!!
"U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested more than 800 people following tips shared by federal airport security officials from the start of Donald Trump's presidency through February 2026, internal ICE data reviewed by Reuters show, a figure far above what was previously publicly known.
"The leads came from the Transportation Security Administration, which supplied ICE with records on more than 31,000 travelers for possible immigration enforcement, the data showed.
"Reuters could not determine how many arrests took place inside airports, although the TSA tips would mainly be useful in determining when a person would be traveling."
reuters.com/world/ice-arrested…
#TSA #ICE #FuckICE #immigration
It was probably the longest security line I’ve ever been in. Ever. I’ve flown a lot.
Like you couldn’t see the end of the line, had to walk across half the huge terminal to join it, go around the back, down the stairs to start the line. Possibly not a TSA delay thing and just ‘Atlanta moves A TON of people’ at any time.
So it was impressive to have cleared it at all in 20.
For context:
"President Trump said he is sending Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to U.S. airports as some air travelers face longer security lines due to the partial government shutdown."
npr.org/2026/03/22/g-s1-114745…
To everyone planning to travel, stay safe!
#news #USNews #USPol #ICE #TSA #travel
For people who are concerned about having their devices seized at US airports starting Monday when ICE "assists" the TSA, EFF has this guide: eff.org/deeplinks/2025/06/jour…A Journalist Security Checklist: Preparing Devices for Travel Through a US Border
We wrote this checklist to help journalists prepare for transit through a U.S. port of entry while preserving the confidentiality of your most sensitive information, such as unpublished reporting materials or source contact information.Electronic Frontier Foundation
Yes, you can get fresh cut flowers through American airport security checkpoints.
Pack them tight with wet paper towels around the stem, then put them in a plastic (!) cup with water. Dump the water before the TSA check. Fill up again past the checkpoint.
Hand out some to stressed airport workers. Enjoy the smiles on the faces of other travelers.
"TSA says this is an optional program for travelers on domestic flights, while some foreign nationals may have to participate to be allowed on international flights."
"As TSA itself states on its website, “There is no issue and no delay with a traveler exercising their rights to not participate in the automated biometrics matching technology.”"
Has anyone opted out of the scan at the airport security line? Looking for best practices and pro/con.
