A legal challenge by Atlanta activist Samuel Tunick over a CBP phone search at a US airport could reshape travellers' privacy rights at the border. The case has reignited debate over warrantless electronic device searches, constitutional protections, and what visitors and Americans should expect.
A legal challenge by Atlanta activist Samuel Tunick over a CBP phone search at a US airport could reshape travellers' privacy rights at the border. The case has reignited debate over warrantless electronic device searches, constitutional protections, and what visitors and Americans should expect.
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A legal challenge by Atlanta activist Samuel Tunick over a CBP phone search at a US airport could reshape travellers' privacy rights at the border. The case has reignited debate over warrantless electronic device searches, constitutional protections, and what visitors and Americans should expect.
