Trump admin set to scrutinize foreign visitors’ social media history

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00:00Travelers coming to the U.S. from more than three dozen countries could soon be required to submit

00:05the last five years of their social media activity before being allowed in. And we're not just

00:11talking about countries with a problematic track record. The list includes U.S. allies like

00:16Australia, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom. The proposal

00:22filed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection would require the submission for anyone applying for

00:27what's called an electronic travel authorization, which allows people to spend 90 days in the

00:32states without a visa. The plan also adds requirements for travelers to submit the names, birth dates,

00:38places of birth, and addresses of immediate family members, even if they aren't traveling to the U.S.

00:45The new requirements would go into effect next year, just in time for tens of thousands of foreign

00:51visitors who will be traveling to the country for next summer's World Cup. But if you're rich and

00:56you'd have to be to afford tickets to the World Cup, you can skip the line and buy one of President

01:01Trump's finally available gold card visas. The president proudly announcing yesterday the visas

01:07are ready for purchase for any interested parties looking to move to the U.S. for just a million bucks.

01:13Rich foreigners can buy the ability to become instantly eligible for permanent residency status

01:18after proper vetting.