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The DEA Was Ordered To Stop Stealing Cash From Passengers — Now Homeland Security Is Seizing The Money Instead
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The DEA Was Ordered To Stop Stealing Cash From Passengers — Now Homeland Security Is Seizing The Money Instead
A year ago the DEA was ordered to stop seizing passengers' cash at airports without evidence or charges. But cash seizures never stopped—they've just shifted hands. Homeland Security agents are using drug-sniffing dogs to target travelers, confiscating large sums even when no drugs are found and no charges are filed. Here's what's happening, and how they're getting away with it. Continue reading The DEA Was Ordered To Stop Stealing Cash From Pas…
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