Trump Proposal Would Require Foreign Visitors to Disclose Social Media

Citizens of countries including the U.K. and France will have to disclose five years of their social-media history to visit the U.S., even though they are covered by a visa waiver program, under a proposal by the Trump administration. The proposed requirement would apply to visitors using the Electronic System for Travel Authorization, or ESTA, under a visa waiver program that covers 42 countries, including Italy, Japan and Germany.

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