House Concurrent Resolution No. by Representative Crews calls on the United States Congress to consider abolishing the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at airports and transferring security responsibilities to airline employees. The resolution emphasizes that while Louisiana values transportation security, it believes the TSA has proven to be ineffective, intrusive, and costly. It cites instances where the TSA has failed to detect prohibited items during security checks and highlights concerns about TSA agents engaging in theft. The resolution advocates for a shift to a model similar to Israel's, which employs a more intelligence-driven and less invasive approach to security.

The resolution argues that airline employees are capable of conducting security checks effectively and with respect for passengers, as they are familiar with the airport environment. It suggests that training could be provided to airline staff to perform these functions, thereby enhancing the travel experience while maintaining safety. Ultimately, the resolution seeks to prompt Congress to take necessary actions to eliminate the TSA and empower airline employees in the security process. A copy of the resolution will be sent to relevant congressional leaders and Louisiana's congressional delegation.