Yesterday the House adopted an amendment to the Transportation Security Administration Authorization Act that would prohibit the TSA from using Whole Body-Imaging machines for primary screening at airports and require the TSA to give passengers the option of a pat-down search in place of going through a WBI machine, among other things.

You can read the amendment here, and the roll call vote will soon be up here. Use it to decide whether to cheer or jeer your member of Congress.

More on strip-search machines here, here, and here.

House Votes against “Strip-Search” Machines is a post from Cato @ Liberty - Cato Institute Blog

. . . or at least serious limitations, NextGov reports.

Something like the bill I discussed in a previous post may be included in the TSA Authorization Act. I wrote some about “strip search machines” back in February, too.

House to Consider Ban on Body Scans is a post from Cato @ Liberty - Cato Institute Blog