Caught With Cash? Black Travelers Say They’re Being Targeted by DEA Agents | TSR Investigates
He was heading to L.A. to shoot a music video — but never made it past the gate without being stopped by DEA agents. Brian Moore, a disabled veteran from Georgia, says the feds seized the $8,500 in cash he legally carried through Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport, and left him humiliated and empty-handed.
And it’s not just happening to him. Across the country, other Black travelers say they’ve had their cash seized under a controversial program called “civil forfeiture,” often with no drugs, weapons, or illegal activity in sight.
TSR Investigates digs into how this is happening, why the courts are getting involved, and what every traveler should know before flying with cash.
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