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"There's really no way to prevent smart terrorists from getting these smart cards if it's opened up to the public," passenger advocate Paul Hudson told the AP. "Identity theft and false IDs are a way of life for almost all smart terrorists and criminals."
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We'll send your vote to Congress and the Transportation Security Administration, which hopes to test transportation ID cards at two major airports.
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The cards would be extremely difficult to counterfeit. Due to the background checks, "we will know more about them from a security standpoint than anonymous passengers who present themselves to our screeners at the airport," TSA chief James Loy said.
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