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Body scanners, pat-downs violate law and privacyBy Marc Rotenberg, Special to CNNNov. 18, 2010 |
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 (CNN) -- Body scanners that peer through clothes are deployed in airports across the country. Travelers who object are subject to "enhanced" pat-downs. Parents watch as their children are groped before boarding a plane. The elderly are asked to raise their arms high above their heads so that the body scanners can capture a naked image of a 78-year-old man or an 81-year-old woman. No other country in the world subjects its air travelers to the combination of screening procedures that Americans are being asked to endure. Read More 
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