TSA made a change at security checkpoints. Not everyone agrees it will help

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The Transportation Security Administration is removing chairs from ID-checking stations, saying the move could help officers remain alert while interacting with travelers. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)

Travelers passing through airport security may soon notice something different. Transportation Security Administration officers who check IDs and boarding passes are being required to stand instead of sit while performing that job. The change is rolling out at airports across the country and has started a debate about whether it will make checkpoints safer, The Washington Post reported.



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