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The difference is that non-citizens don't have a right to enter the US, so while they can't be compelled to share their personal information, they can "voluntar
by tomp 10y ago
The difference is that non-citizens don't have a right to enter the US, so while they can't be compelled to share their personal information, they can "voluntarily" choose whether to share it and enter the US, or go back.
- buttercupsmom 10y ago> non-citizens don't have a right to enter the US... Here's where I take issue, by obtaining a visa to enter the US for work/ travel you go through security checks and you were deemed safe/ not a terrorist. So what changed from when you were issued a visa to when you landed in the states? For me, this feels like China all over again. If requesting passwords becomes prevalent in the US, then the same precautions that travelers take when entering China will become the norm from the US.