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Old Jul 4, 2006 | 12:19 am
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From the article:
It is illegal to force anyone to take off their shoes, but passengers who don't comply may be sent to a secondary security checkpoint.
This can't be right (too good to be true). Is is also illegal for a TSA agent to force someone to take their shoes off during secondary? If not, isn't this meaningless?

Edit: Oh, I get it. You're not forced to take off your shoes. You have the option of not flying.
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