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TSA’s Transit Police use full-body scanners to search and watchlist commuters

Posted on August 20, 2018June 25, 2025 by Dissent

Joe Cadillic writes:

It has been a year, since I warned commuters that the TSA wanted to install full-body biometric scanners at train stations.

And just like last year, the MSM interviewed one person that is fine with losing their rights. Last year, I warned commuters that full-body scanners come equipped with watchlist software.

“Stay on constant lookout for known wolves and other watchlist individuals using proven facial recognition and human IQ. Integrated video camera provides positive ID for alarm resolution. Send notifications and alerts to mobile team or operations center.”

Why has the MSM refused to talk about watchlisting commuters?

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