Securing Americans from Transportation Insanity Act

Securing Americans from Transportation Insanity Act

This bill prohibits the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) from modifying Standard Operating Procedures to remove biologically determined sex-based screening procedures from security screening, including by (1) updating the TSA PreCheck program to include an 'X' gender marker option, (2) promoting the use and acceptance of the 'X' gender marker, and (3) requiring U.S. Customs and Border Protection to use gender-neutral language and an individual's self-identified pronouns or name.

Bill 117 hr 7548, also known as the Securing Americans from Transportation Insanity Act, aims to address safety concerns within the transportation industry in the United States. The bill focuses on implementing measures to enhance security and protect American citizens while traveling.

One key provision of the bill is the requirement for increased security screenings at transportation hubs, such as airports, train stations, and bus terminals. This includes the use of advanced technology and increased personnel to ensure that potential threats are identified and mitigated before they can cause harm.

Additionally, the bill calls for improved communication and coordination between various transportation agencies and law enforcement entities to better respond to emergencies and security incidents. This includes the establishment of a centralized database for sharing information and intelligence related to transportation security. Furthermore, the bill includes provisions for increased training and resources for transportation security personnel, as well as measures to enhance the physical security of transportation infrastructure. This includes the implementation of measures to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive areas and the use of technology to monitor and detect potential threats. Overall, the Securing Americans from Transportation Insanity Act aims to strengthen the security of the transportation industry in the United States and protect American citizens from potential threats. By implementing these measures, the bill seeks to ensure that individuals can travel safely and securely throughout the country.