Summary: The Transportation Security Administration

The Transportation Security Administration was created after the terrorist attack in New York City on September 11, 2001 and their main job was to ensure that an attack like this can never happen ever again. Their main duty is to prevent any terrorist attacks and to also prevent any incidents from happening. The TSA was created and “passed by the 107th Congress and signed on November 19, 2001” (“Mission.” Transportation Security Administration, 9 Dec. 2016). From then till now, not once have they caught a terrorist. That is their sole job and main purpose is to find and eliminate terrorists to keep the United states citizens and occupants safe from any harm and yet they have no caught or detained one single terrorist. While the TSA states that their “random checks” are completely random and do not correlate with racial discrimination their busts, The TSA “randomly check” people but if that random check is caused by what someone looks like or what they might have to make them look foreign in any way that is then called racial discrimination and is no longer a random check. …show more content…
“Pilot: Is TSA security a complete failure?” CNN, Cable News Network, 4 June 2015) This quote states that the TSA have screened way more people than what was previously screened in 2014 and this is still classified as random checks? Random checks should be precise and unpredictable (that's what a random check is) when the TSA call their job and what their doing “random checks” but this means more than 40 million more people are screened and checked than the previous year. This is not random and can not be a coincidence. The TSA have so many claims and duties and yet what their main job is to catch terrorists and yet they have not done so in over 10 years of