'It's a pretext'： American faces a felony charge for wiping his phone data during an airport check

Samuel Tunick, an activist against Atlanta's \"Cop City,\" faces a federal felony charge after using a duress passcode to wipe his phone during a U.S. Customs secondary inspection. His lawyer argues the government is using an obscure law to criminalize data privacy and target political activism, exploiting diminished constitutional rights at the border.