DHS Bars New Yorkers From Trusted Traveler Programs

The transcript discusses the exclusion of New York residents from trusted traveler programs due to a state law allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses. Homeland Security's Chad Wolf argues this law hinders security vetting, while critics see it as political retaliation by the Trump administration. The decision affects New Yorkers' ability to enroll in expedited travel programs.

What recent change in New York law led to residents being barred from trusted traveler programs?

• A new tax law

• A law allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses

• A law banning global entry programs

• A law increasing airport security checks

According to Chad Wolf, what is compromised by New York's new law?

• The speed of airport security checks

• The ability to thoroughly vet applicants for trusted traveler programs

• The number of travelers using global entry

• The cost of travel for New Yorkers

What is the main concern of Homeland Security regarding the new law?

• It complicates airport logistics

• It increases travel costs

• It poses threats to national security and public safety

• It reduces the number of travelers

What do critics argue about the decision to bar New Yorkers from trusted traveler programs?

• It is a necessary security measure

• It is a political retaliation by the Trump administration

• It will improve airport efficiency

• It is a temporary measure

When was the crackdown on New York's participation in trusted traveler programs announced?

• At the beginning of the year

• Before the state of the Union address

• Shortly after President Trump's state of the Union address

• During a Homeland Security meeting