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The tag 'alyssa thomas' refers to a 6-year-old Ohio girl who was mistakenly placed on the Department of Homeland Security's 'no-fly' list, as reported in a WindowsForum.com thread. The incident occurred when her family attempted to travel and were informed by a ticket agent of her restricted status. Her father, Dr. Santhosh Thomas, expressed confusion, noting that Alyssa had flown without issue since she was two months old. Attempts to resolve the matter with Homeland Security were unsuccessful, as the family received a letter stating the listing could not be changed. This case highlights potential errors in security databases and the challenges individuals face when wrongly flagged.
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6-Year-Old Ohio Girl Placed on 'No-Fly' List
An Ohio family recently learned their 6-year-old daughter was on the Department of Homeland Security’s 'no-fly' list, Fox8.com reported. Alyssa Thomas, 6, was traveling with her parents when a ticket agent notified the family she was on the list of restricted fliers. "We were, like...- reghakr
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