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Department of Homeland Security has similar anti-drone authorities related to nonmilitary venues
Department also focuses on protecting large events like the Super Bowl
Defense Department and Department of Homeland Security share responsibility for securing the nation's southern border
He wrote unacceptable
He added he will be talking to the @DeptofDefense to ask why rules were disregarded
Some lawmakers cried foul over those exceptions arguing that using the technology could have helped prevent the accident
He criticized the Pentagon for falling short of promises of radical transparency on Washington helicopter operations days later
JetBlue pilot told an air traffic controller it's outrageous
JetBlue passenger plane came less than 20 seconds from colliding with an Air Force refueling plane flying without broadcasting technology over the Caribbean
Army had sought and received permission to fly without broadcasting technology even on training flights
Their case gained renewed attention in December when Congress passed an annual defense bill that rolled back restrictions on when military aircraft could turn off the broadcasting technology
Transportation safety officials have been tussling with Pentagon since Jan 29 2025 when Army Black Hawk helicopter flying a training mission near Ronald Reagan National Airport crashed into an American Airlines flight
Both airplanes aborted their landings
Accident which government officials have attributed to variety of factors including Army crew’s inability to properly use safety practice involving seeing and avoiding other aircraft was deadliest aviation disaster on U.S. soil in 24 years
He castigated the Pentagon in a May 2 2025 post on X
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth lent technology to Customs and Border Protection personnel because agency had wider legal authorities inside United States to use such tools
After border officials used technology ignoring pleas F.A.A. determined it had no further leverage