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For which program did TSA claim an exemption from Privacy Act of 1974?

Federal Air Marshal Program
Secure Flight
CAPS-II
Customs and Border Protection

The correct answer is: Secure Flight

TSA (Transportation Security Administration) claimed an exemption from the Privacy Act of 1974 for the Secure Flight program. This means that they were not required to comply with certain provisions of the privacy act for this specific program. The other options listed, such as the Federal Air Marshal Program, CAPS-II, and Customs and Border Protection, were not granted exemptions from the Privacy Act and were subject to its requirements.