Lawsuit challenges profiling at airports (AP)

News article: Lawsuit challenges profiling at airports (AP)

News Manager December 4th, 2007

AP - The top official in charge of fighting racial profiling for the American Civil Liberties Union says he was the victim of profiling at the Boston airport, and he has gone to federal court to challenge a screening technique that relies on suspicious behavior to identify potential terrorists.

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By Del Boy on December 4th, 2007

Why the hell does anyone find security searches an imposition? Surely any measure that enhances their safety is a good thing. I have always been pleased to co-operate in such issues because it is for everybody's protection. I believe that all objections are political agenda and should carry little weight.

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