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Feds Agree To Pay Aclu $200,000 Over No-Fly List Spat

So the pay off likely means that we'll NEVER find out who is on this list, and how to get OFF of it if you're put on it wrongly!

Feds Agree To Pay Aclu $200,000 Over No-Fly List Spat:


Two federal agencies agreed Tuesday to pay the American Civil Liberties Union $200,000 to settle a lawsuit brought to extract secret information about the no-fly list, which bars suspected terrorists from boarding commercial airlines.



In October 2004, documents that the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Transportation Security Administration provided in the lawsuit revealed the government has

Posted by mikki on January 25, 2006 10:51 PM |

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