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Article on Criticism to Airport Security
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Added on 2020-04-21
Article on Criticism to Airport Security
Added on 2020-04-21
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Surname 1Student’s NameProfessor’s NameCourseDateAnnotated BibliographyCalabresi, Massimo, Berenson, Tessa and Rebala, Pratheek. “The Price of Security.” Time, 14 Dec 2015, MasterFILE PremierIn the article, the authors state that TSA is not doing its job as expected. They mention how TSA’s flaws are at 96% when it comes to detecting weapons that Homeland Securityhas been sneaking through passenger checkpoints.Gormley, Shannon. “Please Let Us Grope You for Your Air-Travel Security.” Ottawa Citizen, 3 Jan 2017, SIRSThis satirical article uses criticism to describe airport security. Gormley says that as people wait in security lineups, they remember a report that was leaked in 2015 about T.S.A. which revealed that screeners did not detect over 90% of banned items. People aretold not to consider this fact and instead get familiar with the things that the government has prohibited from being used every day.Green, Josh. “Security Breach.” Atlanta, Dec 2015, MasterFILE PremierThe article explains the characteristics of security breaches in the airport in Atlanta. It also shows the amount that the airport spends to keep passengers safe.
Surname 2Karp, Aaron, and Nensel, Mark. “Tomorrow’s Checkpoint.” Air Transport World, 20 Mar 2017, MasterFILE Premier.The article discusses the efforts based on technology that is being used for the airport security checks to work faster. The report also includes remarks from IATA projects manager among other prominent people in the related field.Maher, Joseph B. “Device Searches Improve Safety.” USA Today, 28 May 2017, SIRSThe United States Customs offers services to around 1.5 million people who enter the country each day. It is part of the mission of the Department of Homeland Security. Even as Customs is accused of assessing luggage, cars and load compartments upon landing in the United States, there are conditions in this advanced age when people should investigate an electronic gadget for infringement of the law. Maher trusts that warrantlessventures of electronic devices at U.S. borders ensure national security.Palazzolo, Joe. “Border Cellphone Searches Targeted in New Lawsuit.” Wall Street Journal Online, 13 Sept 2017. SIRSA varied group that includes a musician, a chauffeur, and an engineer is not happy with the United States government searching mobile phones at the border with no warrants, saying that it is in violation of privacy rights. The Wall Streets journal focuses on the smartphone searches that are done at border crossings which happen to be warrantless and unconstitutional.Tanfani, Joseph, and Hugo Martin. “Aviation Security Gets Lift.” Los Angeles Times, 29 Jun 2017, SIRS
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