Travelers without REAL ID face new $45 TSA fee
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TSA may charge $45 to verify your identity. What to know about the new rule, how to pay for it, and what forms of ID you can use to fly.
If you're flying this weekend, keep your wallet handy.
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Noem touts TSA success after thousands with terror links barred from flights at major US airport
TSA officers stopped tens of thousands of terror-linked travelers from flying and seized dozens of loaded firearms at Miami International Airport over the last year, according to Noem.
The Transportation Security Administration wants to update the way it uses and shares biometric data from Trusted Traveler program enrollees.
The fee is comparable to the cost of a Real ID in California.
The Real ID standard has been in place for a while. Now fees are coming into play for those who can't prove their identity.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem on Saturday highlighted TSA security efforts and major upgrades at Miami International Airport. (Credit: Pool)
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