Homeland Security Wants Permission to Ask Travelers for Social Media Accounts
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection may ask travelers for more than their passports as America looks to tighten its vetting process.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection may ask travelers for more than their passports as America looks to tighten its vetting process.
About 416,500 people remained in the U.S. this year after their visas expired in fiscal 2015. That’s out of 45 million people whose visas expired during that period .
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Travelers flying to the U.S. on Western passports will face increased screenings as Homeland Security officials express concern about European Islamic militants trying to launch attacks, the Los Angeles Times reports. The idea is to “to learn more about travelers from countries from whom we do not require a visa,” Homeland…