Originally Posted by LessO2

Look at precedent. The TSA loves to tout all the "other" findings they get at checkpoints, and they do it under the guise of looking for something else.

To answer your question, yes they should. I've long felt that if something else were to happen, it's going to be an inside job. Someone who doesn't get screened is going to exploit a loophole, and one of these days the consequences is going to be measured by a body count rather than measuring grams.




And those LEOs should be screened as well.