I ask the Senator, we passed the airport security law in this body and we changed the authority--moving the authority from the Department of Transportation to the Department of Justice. That was my amendment. I contended at that time that we really don't have a problem with the laws; we have trouble with enforcing the law. I would be interested in seeing what the Senator's thoughts are on keeping the bright line of authority to the Attorney General rather than leaving it with the Department of Transportation.
Joseph T. Burns: “I ask the Senator, we passed the airport security law in this body and we changed the authority--moving the authority…”
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Discussing the transfer of airport security authority from the Department of Transportation to the Department of Justice.
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