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TSA workers asked to return Tyler Perry’s $1,000 gift cards over federal ethics rules

What began as a straightforward act of generosity has become a complicated and stressful situation for Transportation Security Administration workers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Tyler Perry, the Atlanta-based filmmaker and philanthropist, visited the airport to offer direct financial support to TSA employees who had been working without pay for more than six weeks during an ongoing federal government shutdown.…

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