[post_page_title]Not the first case[/post_page_title]
Heather’s case might seem like an extreme example, but it certainly wasn’t the first case people were detained at the airport for bringing milk or formula along on the trip. In 2014, a woman named Stacey Armato sued the TSA for detaining her in a glass holding area, only because she refused her milk to be X-rayed.
She said she had printed out the rules and brought them along, but the agents still refused to perform a different kind of screening. She settled the lawsuit, and donated some of the money to an organization supporting nursing mothers.
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