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DHS could ask tourists to disclose social media history | Morning in America
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3:06Now PlayingA Homeland Security proposal filed Tuesday would require travelers entering the U.S. without visas to provide their social media history from the previous five years. If approved, millions of visitors from 42 countries would be impacted. Immigration attorneys say social media has become a standard tool for screening visitors and that officials are looking for red flags, not random personal posts. NewsNation’s Xavier Walton joins “Morning in America” with a closer look at the proposal.
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