John S. Pistole: “We should be judged not only by our ability to defend our Nation from terrorism, but also by our commitment to defend…”

That is called midnight legislating--in the dark, no transparency, and adhering to the voices of one tune.

TSA's ability to push out intelligence information to our front-line workforce and quickly change procedures based on threat and intelligence is paramount to effective security.

TSA employs risk-based, intelligence-driven operations to prevent terrorist attacks and to reduce the vulnerability of the Nation's transportation system to terrorism.

It is not good law enforcement. It is not good security work from our perspective. It is unconstitutional.