TSA Ends Quiet Skies Program: Noem Claims It Failed to Stop Terrorists and Was Weaponized
New York PostJune 5, 20251 min6,073 views
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- 🎯 Secretary Kristi Noem announced the TSA is ending the Quiet Skies program.
- ✈️ This program involved federal agents following US citizens during air travel.
Program Justification and Cost
- 💡 The program was initially created in 2012 under the Obama administration to track dangerous individuals.
- 💰 It cost US taxpayers approximately $200 million per year.
Allegations of Misuse and Corruption
- ⚠️ Noem claims the program was weaponized against political enemies, citing Tulsi Gabbard as an example.
- 🤝 Documents suggest the program targeted political opponents and benefited political allies of the Biden administration under the guise of national security.
- 🔍 The Department of Homeland Security and TSA uncovered documents highlighting inconsistencies in the program's application.
Calls for Investigation and Future Mission
- 🏛️ Noem is calling for a full congressional investigation into the program's corruption.
- ✅ TSA will continue important vetting functions to stop security threats and ensure traveler safety.
- ⚖️ The Trump administration aims to refocus TSA on its core mission of safety and security for the traveling public, restoring integrity, privacy, and equal application of the law.
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Quiet Skies ProgramTSADepartment of Homeland SecurityKristi NoemTerrorist AttackSurveillance ProgramPolitical EnemiesTulsi GabbardBiden AdministrationCongressional InvestigationNational SecurityPrivacyUS Citizens
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