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The United States has declared a policy that requires the Patriotic Security Department (DHS), Tuesday, the airport demonstrates shoes.
Politics has long been a source of home for travelers, on September 11, 2001, when they want security around the authorities, there were attacks on the United States Weather Travel through many measures.
Some have been added since then, some have been added in arbitrary and unnecessarily, and added it with integration of measures such as facial scan technology in the airports in the country.
What’s behind the change, what rules remain and other policies can change next?
Stars, strips and shoes! 🇺🇸👟
Under the guidance @Sec_loemDHS announces a new policy that allows passengers to protect their shoes through a security examination at TSA checkpoints.
This policy change is sharp … pic.twitter.com/clyk46rxvi
– Homeland Security (@dhsgov) 8 July 2025
What was the policy of ‘shoes’?
“Shoes” policy was first implemented in 2006 by the Transport Security Department (TSA) and took their shoes to check their shoes for possible explosives through airport security examinations.
TSA Precheck, the main security voucher was allowed to pass security measures at a certain airport to pass through, allowed to pass with shoes.
Why was it done?
Politics was the result of a British attack of a failed December 2001 Richard ReidExplosives collected their shoes and tried to explode them during the flight from Paris to Miami.
The incident was a high amateur, like many attempted attacks in the period of 9/11 Post-9/11: Reid, a small criminal, a portalist, a portalist, a small criminal, an air worker has tried to burn a match with a match.
However, the failed attack has become outstanding fears during the period 9/11. And when you come to safety why do you get a chance?
“TSA, the incompetent,” It is such incompetent “,” Jay Stanley, American Civil Committee (Aclu) Privacy Assistant and Great Policy Analyst (ACLU), “ACLO” (ACLU) “.
The agency asked people to be inspected to check out the voluntary basis, on the voluntary basis, on the voluntary basis, to inspect the explosives. Then the TSA was compulsory in August 2006.
Why did the policy break?
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem will eliminate the policy of tension on Tuesday, and reduces the tension of tension and reduces the waiting period in the TSA airports and was not necessary due to technological innovations.
“In our TSA transition stations, which caused more pleasant and effective passenger experience in this change, we expect this change to reduce the waiting period of the passenger,” he said.
The change was immediately effective.
Another policy remains in place and can change?
When a “no shoe” policy goes, the travelers waiting for an easy and stress-free trip to the airport should emphasize their expectations for a large number of security measures.
Passengers, for example, will still have to remove their belts, coats, laptops and some items from their bags. The rules that restrict jells and fluids in items in the ounce of 3.4 ounces (100 ml) are still applied, and checked bags must be exposed to X-ray examinations.
Canines used for the detection of bombs and drugs are still often used and full body scanners, after a failed attack in December 2009, tried to explode the explosives in a man’s underwear.
Noem, DHS looked at some regulations, but did not give more details.
Is these measures effective or just a security theater?
Travelers will look long-term and have a long time fumed about the list of measures that will not always be a clear help program.
The government claims that the safety of the airport increases, which abducts 9/11 and express the results of subsequent failed attacks and the results of subsequent failures.
“People are afraid to rule against new rules, because no one wants to see as a responsibility,” said Stanley.
“The Security Theater is a part of a great security demonstration to give people a greater security impression.”
But it can be difficult for themselves for agency employees who apply many rules Industrial task position choices around two million travelers a day.
In 2015, TSA employees from the agency’s inspector, 95% of the system, in order to test the effectiveness of the system through safety by safety by security by security by security means by security means safety.
Despite such inconvenience, TSA continued to increase the size and scope of each year. About 63,000 people and budgets have a workforce of 63,000 people and budgets, which will cost more than $ 11 billion in 2025. In 2006, the “shoes” were $ 6 billion when they were carried out.
What new technologies are used in the safety of airport?
In his statement, NOEM is one of the reasons for the “shoes” policy reliably, “advanced technological progress” made it unnecessary.
One of the caregivers who focused on facial recognition technology, and a development of a development looked at a development.
What is the concern of privacy?
Petra Molnar is a lawyer and author of the book.
“Using more digital technologies in the borders, airports were epicenters Observation technologyFacial recognition and biometric technologies until physical control experiments, “Molnar said.
“Airports and borders are often one of the first places where new control technologies are often tested, with little regulation and control. Airports are true test areas where unregulated technology practices are not audited.”
It is a rare example for airport to break the policies, efficiency and convenience of “shoes”, which is more likely to retreat and interrogate and interrogate Political meetings On topics such as Israel’s war in Gaza.
President Donald Trump management recently warned, for example, international students who enter the United States must make themselves Social Media Profiles is available for verification by authorities.
“The purpose of security measures should be ensured that no one can pass this security process,” Staley said. “The government is trying to classify people with the signs that people can risk and learn to learn more and learn more.”
