The OUTRAGEOUS Double Standard: Migrants Fly Without ID!

American travelers are voicing their frustration over recent signs at US airports that permit migrants to board flights without proper identification. This policy contrasts starkly with the strict ID requirements faced by US citizens for domestic travel. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and Customs and Border Protection appear to be collaborating to validate non-US citizen travel documentation when no other ID is available. Critics, including retired border patrol Chief Patrol Agent Chris Clem and Senator Ted Cruz, argue this creates a double standard and raises security concerns. There's also unease over the reliability of the Border Patrol's One app, used by many migrants to enter the country, in accurately verifying individual identities. This controversy highlights a perceived imbalance in the treatment of American citizens versus migrants, stirring debates about national security, immigration policy, and fairness in law enforcement.