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Hawaii Senate Passes Travelers ‘Bill of Rights’ Resolution Aimed at Curbing TSA Abuse

Posted on March 21, 2012 by pogowasright.org

After a series of abuses by TSA officials across the county, Hawaii Senators on the Transportation and Public Safety/Military Affairs committees, unanimously passed a “Travelers Bill of Rights” on Monday, March 19.

Based on Congressman Ron Paul’s federal proposal, Senate Concurrent Resolution 15, authored by Minority Leader Sam Slom, R-Hawaii, urges the congress to rein in the TSA abuses and make the agency more accountable for privacy rights and personal civil rights.

Read more on Hawaii Reporter.

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