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Fiscal Year 2024 President’s Budget Request for the Transportation Security Administration

Fiscal Year 2024 President’s Budget Request for the Transportation Security Administration

TSA is responsible for the security of over 430 federalized airports, with screening services forecasted this summer for over 22,000 domestic flights and nearly 2,300 outbound international…

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https://www.tsa.gov/news/press/testimony/2023/03/29/fiscal-year-2024-presidents-budget-request-transportation-security

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