Enduring the bare necessities in airport screening

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Author(s)	Kathleen Parker
Source	The Washington Post
Date	November 21, 2010
URL	http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/11/19/AR2010111904282_2.html
Quote	"And what happens to these glorious images of dehumanized Americans once their bodies are scanned? How long before we see a montage of the digitally denuded on some Web site? Notwithstanding government promises to the contrary, they may be preserved. The U.S. Marshals Service conceded this year that some 35,000 images from a scanner at a Florida courthouse security checkpoint had been saved. The TSA insists that though storage is possible, the storing feature isn't activated when devices are installed at airports. Small comfort."

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This item argues against the position New procedures are justified on the topic TSA airport screening procedures controversy.