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| Written by Jennifer Hopkins | |
| Wednesday, 08 December 2004 | |
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The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) has posted a letter from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) which addresses travel delays, specifically providing contact information in the event that these delays are related to verification of identity or to repeated additional check-point screening.
Additionally, the website for the TSA - http://www.tsa.gov - has a great deal of valuable information, including Travel Tips for Travelers and Consumers. This particular page includes the following:
Both U.S. and foreign nationals may find tips and information to benefit them during planning for this holiday travel season. |
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