In an interview with National Public Radio, George Washington University law professor Jeff Rosen discusses privacy and security. Rosen said “that much of what’s going on, in his opinion, is just ‘security theater’ that isn’t making air travel any safer and violates many people’s religious and political principles by invading their privacy with so-called full-body scans.” Listen to the entire interview here. Link fixed; sorry about that.

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