“The Department of Homeland Security is proposing to expand the files it collects on immigrants, as well as some citizens, by including more online data—most notably search results and social media information—about each individual.”
See U.S. to Collect Social Media Data of ImmigrantsUSA is a country of many immigrants. Trump has a plan to sort them all out. Immigrants after some date will now be stripped of the right to be free of unreasonable search. Yes, USA will be great after they do that. It’s interesting that the constitution of USA will be side-stepped again by regulation rather than modifying the constitution. Didn’t Trump campaign against that? How soon power has corrupted his feigned respect for human beings.
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