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My 28 year old son and I traveled from LGA to Minneapolis a couple of weeks ago. He uses a power wheelchair, wears a headcovering and has a beard. He is a Muslim. He is unable to stand. We were traeted with professionalism. The TSA officer explained everything as he checked the wheelchair and patted my son down. I had left my son's wheelchair battery charger in his backpack. When I remembered it, I was concerned that this would cause a problem. TheTSA officer said it was no problem, they know what it was.
We were treated with the same respect at the MSP airport.

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