plaintiff in the ACLU's no-fly list case
Plaintiff in the ACLU's no-fly list case; dog trainer and US Marine Corps veteran and author of No Spy, No Fly
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Ibraheim "Abe" Mashal
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FROM Ibraheim "Abe" Mashal
Press Play with Madeleine Brand
"No" to the No Fly List A federal court has ruled that the no fly list is unconstitutional. We’ll talk to someone who found himself on a no-fly list. Abe Mashal was a plaintiff in the case.
Which Way, L.A.?
Terrorism, Civil Rights and the No-Fly List Underwear bombs are just one example of why the FBI has maintained the No-Fly List in instituted in 2003. But it includes some 500 American citizens who can't find out why they're on the list or how to get off it. On this archived edition of To the Point, first broadcast on May 15, we talk about that with a former Marine.
To the Point
Terrorism, Civil Rights and the No-Fly List Underwear bombs are just one example of why the FBI has maintained the No-Fly List in instituted in 2003. But it includes some 500 American citizens who can't find out why they're on the list or how to get off it. On this archived edition of To the Point, first broadcast on May 15, we talk about that with a former Marine.
Which Way, L.A.?
No-Fly Lists, Underwear Bombs and the 'War on Terror' The latest version of al Qaeda's underwear bomb revealed technology that could defeat airport scanners maintained by the Transportation Security Administration. In the meantime, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals is hearing a Constitutional challenge to the government's No-Fly list.
To the Point
Terrorism, Civil Rights and the No-Fly List The latest version of al Qaeda's underwear bomb has revealed technology that could defeat airport scanners maintained by the TSA and re-focused attention on the No-Fly List, kept by the FBI since 2003. It includes some 500 American citizens who can't find out why they're on the list or how to get off it.
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