Despite two-dozen states rejecting or refusing to implement the unfunded mandates required in the REAL ID Act, Congress has once again made the national ID a priority.

REAL ID, which was passed by Congress in 2005 as a rider to an emergency appropriations bill for Iraq, would require uniform standards for state-issued drivers licenses and identification cards, expanding bureaucracy and causing a substantial fiscal burden as states implement its provisions -- estimated at $23 billion.

The response to our lawsuit against the Transportation Security Administration, which asks the court to force the agency to comply with FOIA requests, has been very positive. And on Friday, Joe Seehusen, president of Liberty Guard, talked with DC-based WUSA about the goals of the lawsuit, noting that passengers have a right to know what they are hiding:

Yesterday, former Congressman Bob Barr appeared on The Alex Jones Show to discuss the lawsuit filed by Liberty Guard yesterday in federal court. The lawsuit would force the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to comply with Freedom of Information Act requests filed by Liberty Guard pertaining to the "opt-out" movement.

You can listen to the interview below:

Liberty Guard, a national, non-profit, non-partisan organization with more than 4,000 members dedicated to protecting and defending individual liberty, has filed suit in the Superior Court for the Eastern District of Virginia against the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Dozens of polls have shown that Americans want Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare, repealed. The feelings expressed by voters come in spite of exhaustive attempts by the Obama Administration to make its case for the health care reform law.