TSA allowing Castro regime officials to visit U.S. airport facilities

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
TSA allowed members of Cuba's communist Castro regime to visit U.S. airport facilities, drawing condemnation from Miami officials and Cuban diaspora. Congress discusses TSA's interactions with adversarial foreign governments, especially Cuba. TSA's vetting process for Cuban officials criticized. FAA also hosted a visit for a second Cuban delegation to discuss air traffic movement.

Key Points

  • TSA allowed Castro regime officials to tour Miami's International Airport
  • Criticism from Miami officials and Cuban diaspora
  • Congress discusses TSA's interactions with Cuba
  • TSA's vetting process for Cuban officials questioned
  • FAA also hosted a visit for a second Cuban delegation

Pros

  • Facilitating international interactions
  • Maintaining diplomatic relations

Cons

  • Potential security risks
  • Controversy over dealings with a U.S.-designated state sponsor of terrorism