Can Undocumented Immigrants Fly Domestically in the US? Airport Interviews Reveal Confusion

Las Vegas Airport: Undocumented Immigrants and Air Travel Uncertainty surrounds the ability of undocumented immigrants to travel domestically by air in the United States. A recent video by Carlos Eduardo Espina, filmed at the Las Vegas airport, highlights this issue. Espina interviewed several TSA agents, receiving conflicting responses. Some agents stated that travel with a passport from the immigrant's country of origin is permissible, while others expressed uncertainty or refused to answer. "Two agents said there was no problem, that the rules hadn't changed," Espina reported. However, other agents were less forthcoming, indicating a lack of clear guidelines or a reluctance to comment on the matter. This lack of clarity creates significant challenges for undocumented immigrants seeking to travel within the US. The video underscores the need for clearer communication and guidelines from the TSA to ensure fair and consistent treatment of all travelers. The conflicting information raises concerns about potential inconsistencies in enforcement and the need for improved training and information dissemination among TSA personnel. Further investigation is needed to clarify the official policy and ensure its consistent application.