TSA

TSA, or Transportation Security Administration, is a U.S. government agency responsible for security at airports and other transportation systems. Their goal is to prevent threats like terrorism or harm by screening travelers, luggage, and cargo. TSA employees conduct passenger screenings, use technology like scanners and metal detectors, and enforce security rules to ensure safe travel. They also collaborate with airlines and law enforcement agencies. Overall, TSA aims to protect passengers while keeping the transportation process smooth and efficient.