Förslag på nya sociala medier-regler för Visa Waiver | NTD NYHETER
Nya resebestämmelser kan snart kräva att besökare som omfattas av visumfrihetsprogrammet lämnar mer personlig information, inklusive historik från sociala medier upp till fem år tillbaka. Samtidigt har tjänstemän från USA:s departement för inrikes säkerhet meddelat att en ny arbetsgrupp i New York inrättas för att bekämpa transnationella kriminella nätverk. NTD:s Christina Corona berättar mer.
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The Trump administration proposes new requirements for travelers from several visa-free countries
Among other things this means they have to provide information about their social media history
Currently citizens from 42 countries including the United Kingdom Germany France Australia and Japan
Visit the USA for up to 90 days without a visa
Travelers must apply through the electronic travel authorization system ESTA
Now the administrator wants to make it available only via mobile and to add more personal information
The proposal means that travelers covered by visa-free travel must provide five years of history
On social media email addresses used in the last ten years
and personal information about immediate family members including phone numbers and home addresses
It will become mandatory to submit social media history
According to U S Customs and Border Protection the changes are intended to implement Trump's executive order
Some target foreigners who may pose a threat to national or public security
The proposal is open to public comments for a period of 60 days
At the same time the U S Department of Homeland Security held a press conference in New York on December 10
To announce a new working group
The working group is jointly led by Homeland Security Investigations and the FBI
With support from American prosecutors' offices as well as several state and local authorities
The task force's mission is to focus on transnational criminal organizations
Those involved in drug trafficking money laundering arms dealing human trafficking and other federal crimes
American prosecutors are highlighting additional cases
Among other things the arrests of cartel leaders and charges against people supporting the Jalisco cartel
Through fraud Officials say crime has decreased but it is still far above the desired level
Officials also signed a memorandum of understanding that officially
marks the full implementation of the working group in New York
Christina Corona reported for NTD News