Lawmakers Oppose Facial Recognition
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•Lawmakers sound alarm over TSA facial recognition technology
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Some lawmakers are raising concerns about the Transportation Security Administration's facial recognition technology.
It’s currently in 200 airports nationwide, with TSA planning to expand to more than 400 .
Oregon Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley opposes the technology, which is optional.
A U.S. Travel Association survey found about 80% of Americans support the technology.
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