American airports target phones and visas

U.S. airports have become a key hub for enforcing deportation policies and security surveillance. Immigration authorities have begun detaining individuals whose visas have expired during their travels, including those with pending legal applications, significantly expanding the scope of deportation operations. These detentions target both regular travelers and those overstaying their visas, with arrests taking place at more than 15 airports. This occurs in the context of the Trump administration's departure from policies that distinguished between criminals and non-criminals, leading to more comprehensive detention actions. On another front, digital rights issues have risen to prominence amid growing debates surrounding phone searches. An American citizen faced charges of obstructing justice after using a passcode to wipe data from his device, prompting a legal discussion on the privacy rights involved in searching electronic devices at U.S. borders.

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