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A bill (H.R. 4353) [1] introduced by  Rep. Christopher Shays (R-CT) would require that all passengers flying on  aircraft that is also carrying uninspected cargo be notified by DHS. The  passengers would be told that the aircraft’s cargo has not been screened for  explosives or other hazardous materials.


A bill (H.R. 4353) [2] introduced by Rep. Christopher Shays (R-CT) would require that all passengers flying on aircraft that is also carrying uninspected cargo be notified by DHS. The passengers would be told that the aircraft’s cargo has not been screened for explosives or other hazardous materials.


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