DHS employees use their own judgment to put Americans on Do-Not-Fly list

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DHS’s 2015 Data Mining report, reveals that TSA, CBP or all DHS employees are using their own judgment to determine who’s put on a government watchlist!

“While each program described below engages to some extent in data mining, no decisions about individuals are made based solely on data mining results. In all cases, DHS employees analyze the results of data mining, and then apply their own judgment and expertise to bear in making determinations about individuals initially identified through data mining activities.”

I’m way off-base you say? The government, would never let law enforcement put people on a watchlist using nothing more their judgment?

Below, is an example of police using their ‘training and experience’ to conduct unlawful home drug raids.

“A Washington Post review of 2,000 warrants served by D.C. police between January 2013 and January 2015 found that 284 — about 14 percent — shared the characteristics of the one executed at Taylor’s apartment. In every case, after arresting someone on the street for possession of drugs or a weapon, police invoked their training and experience to justify a search of a residence without observing criminal activity there.”

Before anyone is allowed to travel in America, they’re given a threat assessment.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) uses an ‘Automated Targeting System‘ (ATS) to assign a threat assessment to every American.

ATS-UPAX vets the visa application and provides a response to the DoS’s Consular Consolidated Database (CCD) indicating whether DHS has identified derogatory information about the individual. CBP uses biographical information on identified and possible overstays in ADIS to be run in ATS-UPAX against risk-based rules based on information derived from past investigations and intelligence. CBP also uses risk-based targeting rules and assessments, in other words EVERYONE is being given a threat assessment.

“This information includes: passengers who are confirmed or possible matches to the watchlists on international flights of covered U.S. aircraft operators; passengers on domestic flights who are confirmed matches to the DNBL or TSDB watchlists; passengers who possess certain derogatory holdings that warrant enhanced scrutiny; and travelers with a high probability of being denied boarding by an aircraft operator on a carrier bound for or departing the United States.”

Airlines have been VOLUNTARILY spying for the government since 1997!

“ATS-UPAX maintains Passenger Name Record (PNR) data, which is data provided to airlines and travel agents by or on behalf of air passengers seeking to book travel. CBP began receiving PNR data voluntarily from certain air carriers in 1997. Currently, CBP collects this information to the extent it is collected by carriers in connection with a flight into or out of the United States..”

DHS also uses the “Common Operating Picture” (COP) program to decide whether to put Americans on Do-Not-Fly, Do-Not Board lists.

“The first phase of this program involved the creation of a COP, a single unclassified location whereall travel of Inhibited Passengers (persons identified as matches to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Do Not Board List (DNBL), the No Fly and Selectee subsets of the Terrorist Screening Center (TSC) Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB), or co-travelers identified by TSA and CBP is displayed to both components.”

DHS and law enforcement use an orbuculum called the “Advanced Targeting Initiative” (ATI) to predict if a person might be a potential threat.

Under the iii Data Sources section DHS claims, they’re allowed to spy on Americans because private entities (corporations) give it to them.

“The information is either submitted by private entities or persons and initially collected in DHS/CBP source systems (e.g., ACE, ACS) in accordance with U.S. legal requirements (e.g., sea, rail, and air manifests); created by ATS as part of its risk assessments and associated rules..”

Who’s providing DHS with this information? If you guessed it’s the police, give yourself a gold star.

Everyone’s home is being given a color coded threat rating based on pizza deliveries!

“The database goes through all public information for the call’s location — from arrest records to pizza deliveries — and gives the address a rating. Green means minimal threat, yellow a possible threat and red a major threat.”

Click here to read about the alarming ways DHS/Police are assessing pre-schoolers, college students and more.

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