Sikh comedian forced to take off turban at San Francisco airport
Jasmeet Singh, popularly known as JusReign, said the security personnel didn't even provide him a mirror to tie his headgear back, but asked him to go to the nearest washroom.

An Indian-Canadian comedian belonging to the Sikh community was forced to take off his turban during the security check at the San Francisco airport. Jasmeet Singh, popularly known as JusReign, tweeted about the incident on Sunday. He said the authorities didn't even provide him a mirror to tie his headgear back after the check, but instead directed him to a nearby washroom. According to the Sikh religion, men are required to cover their hair at all times in public.
This is the second such incident this month. On February 9, Sikh-American actor Waris Ahluwalia was barred from boarding an Aeromexico flight from Mexico City to New York after he refused to remove his turban during a security check, reported PTI.
so the @tsa made me take off my turban in extra screening or they said I wouldn't be able to be let through to catch my flight
— Jasmeet Singh (@JusReign) February 22, 2016