Former TSA agent recalls millions in cash flying out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport almost every week

[livingston]

Former TSA agent recalls millions in cash flying out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport​

 

[Zerex]

Only Democrats are allowed to steal billions upon billions, and to open up the borders, and to steal steal steal and LOOT...........after all China is their boss..............ask Linda Son.

2 trillion a year has been stolen from the Fed Budget each year from 2021 on to 2025.

Add in the PBS and USAID, and insane College research projects, like on the nutrition value of dirt, and dirt with shit.........Obama phones, Medicaid to illegals and free college tuition for illegals, and get out of jail cards for minorities.............

 

[SonOfSun]

 

[Cavalry]

Customs requires anything over $10K international be declared and there is paperwork that must accompany it. If this is true there should be more proof than some chick saying it happened. Undeclared cash can be seized.
As far a the suitcase full of blank passports, I call bullshit on that one. Unless the person was a authorized person of the issuing government, US law enforcement at a minimum would confiscate and detain the person.

 

[Robin]

Haven't seen any long orange lines streaming out of Minnesota courthouses, so there is that. Just more shit.
Robin

 

[pshift]

Here's a lengthy news article on it. Obviously, people had orders to not look at specifics too closely...

Suitcases filled with millions in cash flew out of MSP airport; ex-TSA agent connects dots years later - NewsBreak

For five years, former TSA agent Liz Jaksa stood at the security checkpoint inside Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport and watched scenes that she s

www.newsbreak.com

 

[Saltwater60]

Customs requires anything over $10K international be declared and there is paperwork that must accompany it. If this is true there should be more proof than some chick saying it happened. Undeclared cash can be seized.
As far a the suitcase full of blank passports, I call bullshit on that one. Unless the person was an authorized person of the issuing government, US law enforcement at a minimum would confiscate and detain the person.

What if it was a lot of $9,990 cash deals out of the USA?
Also how long do they keep these records and where are they and how easy are they to find?

 

[Cavalry]

What if it was a lot of $9,990 cash deals out of the USA?
Also how long do they keep these records and where are they and how easy are they to find?

Then its not regulated, The supposed whistlebolwer said "suitcase filled with millions of dollars". Its the government, they like holding onto shit forever.

 

[Saltwater60]

Then its not regulated, The supposed whistlebolwer said "suitcase filled with millions of dollars". Its the government, they like holding onto shit forever.

Now to find it if it is there then. I didn’t see the video so I wasn’t sure. Oftentime people move smaller amounts of cash to be avoided. I try to skirt every rule I can. I’d cary $9,980 to avoid having to declare it.

 

[Rocpo]

Then its not regulated, The supposed whistlebolwer said "suitcase filled with millions of dollars". Its the government, they like holding onto shit forever.

Not necessarily. TSA will stop for a lower amount and notify whatever PD covers it depending on certain other factors. This includes domestic flights as well.

 

[Cavalry]

Not necessarily. TSA will stop for a lower amount and notify whatever PD covers it depending on certain other factors. This includes domestic flights as well.

I am sure that any large amount is up for grabs under "civil forfeiture". I was referring only to the customs policy for international under US Customs.