Foreigners allowed to travel to the U.S. without a visa could soon face new social media screening
Summary
The U.S. government is considering new rules that would require travelers from certain countries, who do not need a visa to enter the United States, to provide their social media history and other personal information. This proposal is part of increased efforts to monitor international visitors.Key Facts
- The proposed rule would apply to travelers from countries that do not require a visa for entry into the United States.
- These travelers might need to give five years of their social media information.
- The Department of Homeland Security would receive this information for screening purposes.
- Customs and Border Protection published this proposal notice.
- The aim is to increase monitoring of visitors and immigrants.
- This plan is part of broader efforts under the Trump administration.
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