US could ask foreign tourists for five-year social media history before entry
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#2The worldcup next year is going to be interesting.
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#3no thanks
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#4"Officers were instructed to screen for those "who advocate for, aid, or support designated foreign terrorists and other threats to national security; or who perpetrate unlawful anti-Semitic harassment or violence"."
Okay, that's your job then. It's not mine or anyone else's job to just hand everything over.
Re: US could ask foreign tourists for five-year social media history before entry
#5>citing national security as a key reason
Yes, "national security", "terrorists" or "protecting the children" and you can push any law.
Re: US could ask foreign tourists for five-year social media history before entry
#6The worldcup next year is going to be interesting.
Some changes in tourism numbers should be visible from US ski resorts before then.
Re: US could ask foreign tourists for five-year social media history before entry
#7The worldcup next year is going to be interesting.
All is ok now that Trump received the FIFA Peace Prize trophy and wearable medallion.
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#8What happens if you declare that you don't have any social media accounts?
There are already forms that ask for social media info, e.g. student visa applications. Surely some of the applicants just don't have any social media profiles. Maybe some of them are reading this. I'm curious about their experiences.
Re: US could ask foreign tourists for five-year social media history before entry
#9The worldcup next year is going to be interesting.
Considering the amount of people who always go to the World Cup yet is skipping the US-specific events of 2026, I'm not sure it'll be so interesting after all. Will more or less be like how Las Vegas seems to be today, a former shadow of itself.
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#10I'm going to assume it's then going to be considered suspicious if you don't happen to have any social media for at least the last 5 years ?