Thread: It’s Shocking What Illegals Can Get Away with in Airports

It’s Shocking What Illegals Can Get Away with in Airports


Ever since the border crisis has come to the forefront, Americans have been aghast at the double standard applied to them and to illegal aliens.
One such report that emerged early in the crisis? TSA was allowing illegals onto flights without any form of id. They adamantly denied any such events took place, and maintained that all flight passengers had to present valid ID should they choose to fly.
So why did they just cop to Rep. Kenny Merchant (R-TX) that they actually do currently allow illegals onto flights without ID?
In a letter to Merchant’s office, the TSA said that a ‘notice to appear’ is “sufficient documentation for an individual to board an airliner.”
As the letter reads:

If a passenger can only present a Form I-862, TSA will attempt to establish the passenger’s identity through DHS partner Components, such as U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) or U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
If other DHS Components are able to provide corroborating information (such as that the I-862 was issued to an individual with the name provided) to permit TSA to verify an individual’s identity when taken together with all other information available, the passenger is permitted into the screening checkpoint to undergo screening.

How’s that for a punch to the gut?
Keep in mind an illegal could tell CBP or ICE they were Al Capone and that’s the name that will appear on the I-862.
But you, you’ve got have have a federal ID that proves you are who you say you are.
And then there are the lines you have to put up with.
Heck, once you prove your identity, along with those of your family, you’re still forced to go through the body scanners.
And also keep in mind, if your son, daughter, or spouse decides to forgo the body scanners, then of course here comes the full on body check as you or your family member are forced to endure the unwanted touch of a gloved government goon dragging his hand over your family member’s buttocks and other sensitive areas.
All because they still don’t trust you.
Ah, but if you’re a fresh over the border and want to make America your new home, well you can just get on a plane so long as you’ve got a little piece of paper that says you can.
Of course, you don’t need to be reminded about this, but it goes without saying, an I-862 is not a form of Identification that says anything about you.
In fact, what it does say is anyone who has one of those certified by ICE or CBP broke the law to get here in the first place! And now they’re freely allowed on planes. Anyone could be provided an I-862 and be allowed on a plane. Maybe a child rapist, or a lifetime gang member, or even a member of the Islamic State.
It’s incredible what the TSA is allowing to happen.
At first TSA was denying it. Now they’re admitting it.
And in a few months time they’ll be trying to wash their hands of it altogether.
This is the America we live in, and it’s only growing crazier with each passing day.


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If you do much traveling, it is shocking that the majority of airport employees are foreign nationals.

EXCLUSIVE: ISIS fighter worked at Minneapolis airportPosted: Sep 02, 2014 9:21 PM CST Updated: Sep 30, 2014 9:21 PM CST

by Tom Lyden





MINNEAPOLIS (KMSP) -

Those who knew Abdirahmaan Muhumed describe him as an outgoing, gregarious man who was involved in the local politics of the Twin Cities Somali community; however, he was also an angry and frustrated father trying to support 9 children from several different mothers. He did not have a job, and local leaders say that may have led him to seek a different life away from the city of Minneapolis, where he grew up.

An airport is probably the last place anyone would want a suspected terrorist to work, but before he died overseas, that's exactly what Abdirahmaan Muhumed did in the Twin Cities. In fact, he may have cleaned your plane at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Muhumed was the second known Minnesotan killed while fighting for ISIS in Syria, and a Fox 9 exclusive uncovering his employment history is raising a few eyebrows.


UPDATE (9/3): Minneapolis airport confirms work history, security clearance

Before he died, Muhumed left behind a trail of selfies and questions. Who recruited him to join the terror group, and how did he support himself and 9 children? Multiple sources tell Fox 9 News that, for a time, he worked at a job that gave him security clearance at the airport, access to the tarmac and unfettered access to planes.


Two former employees confirmed working with Muhumed at Delta Global Services, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Delta Airlines. Earlier this year, the cleaning contract was taken over by another company, Airserv. The Metropolitan Airports Commission is in charge of granting security clearances, but a MAC person told Fox 9 News they could not comment on what Muhumed's were due to the ongoing FBI investigation. Instead, they offered to check with Homeland Security to see if they can release any information at all.


It's unclear how long Muhumed worked at DGS, or when exactly he left the Twin Cities to fight with ISIS. He died in the same battle as Douglas McCain, who was also from Minnesota. Authorities estimate that as many as 15 men and one woman have left the metro to fight with the terror group.


MORE: 2nd Minnesota man killed fighting for ISIS

Meanwhile, ISIS is making no secret of the propaganda value it gets from foreign fighters, many of whom are featured prominently on social media. Just last month, ISIS posted pictures of its flag in front of the White House and Chicago's Old Republic building, along with the haunting statement: "We are in your state, we are in your cities, we are in your streets."
The question for investigators now may be whether or not they are working at our airports as well; however, it is important to note that Muhumed did not have any criminal history in Minnesota that would have prohibited him from working at the airport. There are also different levels of security clearance there, and it's unknown exactly what level he had.

http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/story...apolis-airport