
- The removal of David Pekoske from the TSA suggests a policy overhaul aimed at restoring integrity and accountability within the agency.
- There might be changes in how TSA operates, focusing on ending the weaponization of Federal Air Marshals.
- The shift could involve revising TSA’s strategies to align with new administration priorities, potentially affecting security policies at transportation hubs.
- The transition might also include changes in leadership and organizational structure to support new policy directions.




Good. Thank you, about time. It’s a start. Because since the 9/11 event (where I served at WTC) and on, from my active duty career time, into my DoD civilian service ; virtually every time I flew to some TDY, the overall treatment by TSA personnel, particularly those recruited and hired from within the ‘hoods’ of major urban centers- was appalling. Like experiencing thugs in a federal uniform.
FEMA should be next. They are worse than Newsome. According to some news stations FEMA employees took their time in getting to North Carolina. And said the some FEMA emp were scrambling for things they might want themselves amongst all the items from homes. And we keep seeing maps of FEMA camps & most have at least 1 per state & some have 2. Alaska has one that will hold 20k people. It’s like the photos come out & you have to wonder is this some kind of warning? I don’t think I’m being like a conspiracy theorist mainly because they were first discussed in Obama’s term. It was online too that he ordered guillotines. Okay. That does sound crazy but for Obama, probably not. Why not refurbish and have the camps ready to use by victims of weather related events? Hurricanes, tornados, fires, etc. then they would have a plan & know each time what is supposed to happen. By the way, it was great seeing Ivanka in North Carolina distributing water & food. No designer clothes. She was dressed ready to work.