This chart shows the total border searches of international travelers' electronic devices at U.S. ports of entry.

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers are intensifying the search of electronic devices at borders, without ...

Customs and Border Protection has stated that its officers do not do searches while network connections are enabled. But in ...

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With Border Patrol increasing phone and social media searches that have led to barred entry, immigration advocates are ...

If you’re a US citizen, “you have the right to say no” to a search, “and they are not allowed to bar you from the country,” ...