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Survey: Should the U.S. government collect social media accounts for visa applications?

10 May 2018

Can you be deported for a tweet? Maybe soon. The U.S. government needs to know what you think! Weigh in by taking our short survey.

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Survey: Should the U.S. government collect social media accounts for visa applications?
10 May 2018
Survey: Should the U.S. government collect social media accounts for visa applications?
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Survey: Should the U.S. government collect social media accounts for visa applications?

4 May 2018

Can you be deported for a tweet? Maybe soon. The U.S. government needs to know what you think! Weigh in by taking our short survey.

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Survey: Should the U.S. government collect social media accounts for visa applications?
4 May 2018
Survey: Should the U.S. government collect social media accounts for visa applications?

Before DHS secretary confirmation hearing, 50,000 people urge U.S. to reject “password for entry” border policies

7 Nov 2017
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Before DHS secretary confirmation hearing, 50,000 people urge U.S. to reject “password for entry” border policies
7 Nov 2017
Before DHS secretary confirmation hearing, 50,000 people urge U.S. to reject “password for entry” border policies

Tell Secretary Kelly: No “password-for-entry” at U.S. border

23 Jul 2017

Your voice counts – take action NOW to stop discrimination

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Tell Secretary Kelly: No “password-for-entry” at U.S. border
23 Jul 2017
Tell Secretary Kelly: No “password-for-entry” at U.S. border
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No passwords at U.S. border, says new “Fly Don’t Spy” coalition

18 Apr 2017

Coalition says NO to “extreme vetting” that includes password-for-entry proposal.

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No passwords at U.S. border, says new “Fly Don’t Spy” coalition
18 Apr 2017
No passwords at U.S. border, says new “Fly Don’t Spy” coalition
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