“From January 2023 to July 2024, an estimated 188,500 migrants have used the CBP One app to make appointments at U.S. ports of entry, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection data.” ...

In one example from March, a French scientist was denied entry to the U.S. after border agents found WhatsApp messages condemning the president’s policies regarding scientific research on his phone.

Data from the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol shows that 80% of individuals apprehended with fentanyl at border crossings are U.S. citizens. And 88% of the illegal drugs seized were at official ...

In July 2017, CBP publicly stated it is against policy for border agents to search cloud-stored data on electronic devices. This means that any search of an electronic device at the border should not ...

The lack of scanning is of particular concern given that 90% of fentanyl seized at the nation’s borders in 2023 occurred at points of entry, according to CBP data.