Rep. Rashida Tlaib introduces legislation intended to restrict U.S. immigration authorities from using Transportation Security Administration (TSA)–related passenger information for airport arrests. According to reports, the proposal would bar Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and U.S. Border Patrol from accessing TSA passenger screening data, travel records, and information obtained through data brokers. The bill is described as responding to Tlaib’s concerns that TSA systems and related datasets are being used in ways that disproportionately affect immigrants. The reports characterize the measure as an effort to prevent ICE airport arrests that rely on screening and travel data. While both outlets focus on Tlaib’s criticism of TSA and her claim that the agency is helping target immigrants, the specific framework of the bill centers on limiting agency access to particular categories of passenger data rather than directly changing TSA screening procedures. The bill’s status in Congress and the potential implications for ICE enforcement operations at airports are not described in the provided coverage.