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Except you don't need an ID to fly, at least according to the TSA lawyers who secretly briefed the Court in Gilmore v. Ashcroft. The TSA assured the Court that
by hackingonempty 1y ago
Except you don't need an ID to fly, at least according to the TSA lawyers who secretly briefed the Court in Gilmore v. Ashcroft. The TSA assured the Court that anyone without an ID could just submit to a more stringent security check so they didn't need to decide the constitutionality of requiring an ID.
- ghaff 1y agoThat was the case a number of years ago to my surprise (had somehow managed to lose my license between the car and the airport door). These days I use my Global Entry card so always have license as backup. No idea if it’s still true or will be after RealID kicks in.
- the_svd_doctor 1y agoIt should remain true.