>or on punishing foreigners who say inconvenient things I wonder how many people are/will be affected by current DHS policy…[0]. Also like another comment her

>or on punishing foreigners who say inconvenient things I wonder how many people are/will be affected by current DHS policy…[0]. Also like another comment here said, with the passage of the CLOUD act (which mostly legalizes behavior that of which was already being engaged in), the US can get foreign powers to act on their behalf if they so choose. As an US citizen who has been living abroad for almost two years now, I'm not here to point out equivalencies, but state that technology will be leveraged by those who see fit regardless of the country or if one believes in their "foremost defender of the modern rules-based order". >This difference is essential. Only if one believes it to be so (and I suspect many people do), though the ones who seem to suffer most will be the poor and the marginalized, and will continue to be so long after when the war drums eventually stop and the battles breakout… [0] https://papersplease.org/wp/2018/01/05/new-dhs-policy-on-demands-for-passwords-to-travelers-electronic-devices/ https://papersplease.org/wp/2018/01/05/new-dhs-policy-on-dem...