Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's pregnant daughter rips 'unconstitutional' TSA after 'invasive pat-down'
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Evita Duffy-Alfonso, a pregnant woman who is one of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's daughters, blasted the TSA on Thursday, calling for its abolition.
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In another post, she explained her negative experience.
"I nearly missed my flight this morning after the TSA made me wait 15 minutes for a pat-down because I’m pregnant and didn’t feel like getting radiation exposure from their body scanner. The agents were passive-aggressive, rude, and tried to pressure me and another pregnant woman into just walking through the scanner because it’s ‘safe.’ After finally getting the absurdly invasive pat-down, I barely made my flight. All this for an unconstitutional agency that isn’t even good at its job," Duffy-Alfonso wrote in a post on X.
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