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Ron Paul’s Campaign for Liberty sues TSA

Posted on June 19, 2009July 3, 2025 by Dissent

The American Civil Liberties Union may have just earned itself a few more Republican admirers.

Announcing a lawsuit against the Transportation Security Administration for the “illegal” detention of the Campaign for Liberty’s treasurer in April at a St. Louis airport, the ACLU damned what it called a “troubling pattern” of aggressive invasions of privacy by the TSA.

Steve Bierfeldt, the man at the center of the controversy, recorded his confrontation with the airport security agents on his phone. The audio caused waves of indignation across the Internet, as he was seemingly harassed merely for carrying cash and Ron Paul campaign material.

Read more on PrisonPlanet. A copy of the lawsuit can be found here. (pdf)

[Updated to add link to lawsuit]

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