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Even if there is a bigger reason for wanting her out, there is no reason for them to expose PRISM that way. Immigration officers already have rights to deny any
by rieter 13y ago
Even if there is a bigger reason for wanting her out, there is no reason for them to expose PRISM that way. Immigration officers already have rights to deny anyone without explanation.
I just don't find anything about that article logical.
- benaiah 13y agoGood point, and one I missed. Thanks for helping clear things up.
- omegant 13y agoUSA Inmigration officers have a good record of not being logical at all.
- pmelendez 13y agoBut they are very consistent in not giving any reason or support to their decisions.
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoThis particular case, if true, may have nothing to do with PRISM. A simple search of communications between the person and only her US contacts would probably result in a small amount of data to search, which could probably be obtained by DHS or CBP via the providers directly.