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Free TSA PreCheck Now Available for Eligible Disabled Veterans

KTSM••Michael Bartiromo
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Disabled veterans of the U.S. Military can now apply for free enrollment in TSA PreCheck, thanks to the Veterans Expedited TSA Screening (VETS) Safe Travel Act. This initiative aims to streamline airport security for veterans who meet specific criteria, enhancing their travel experience. The program is significant as it acknowledges the service of veterans and provides them with easier access to air travel. Interested veterans should check their eligibility and apply for this benefit to take advantage of expedited screening.

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