Name: EE.UU. planea exigir a los turistas extranjeros que muestren su historial en las redes sociales
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Description: La administración Trump planea exigir a los turistas extranjeros de decenas de países que revelen su historial en las redes sociales y otros detalles antes de entrar en EE.UU. El reportero de inmigración de CBS News Camilo Montoya-Galvez tiene más detalles.

La administración Trump planea exigir a los turistas extranjeros de decenas de países que revelen su historial en las redes sociales y otros detalles antes de entrar en EE.UU. El reportero de inmigración de CBS News Camilo Montoya-Galvez tiene más detalles.

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has announced plans to require tourists from countries in the visa waiver program to submit their social media history from the past five years before entering the country. Additional requirements include providing email addresses used over the past ten years and personal information of direct family members. 

The administration states these changes are intended to strengthen national security and comply with executive orders. However, privacy advocates and experts have raised concerns about the potential impact on tourism and the scope of information being collected, especially ahead of major international events such as the World Cup.

EE.UU. planea exigir a los turistas extranjeros que muestren su historial en las redes sociales

La administración Trump continúa su esfuerzo por endurecer la frontera de Estados Unidos. El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional dice que planea exigir visado a los turistas de decenas de países un historial de cinco años en las redes sociales para poder entrar en el país. Camilo Montoya-Galvez, reportero de inmigración y política de CBS News, se une a nosotros en directo con un reportaje. sobre este anuncio. Camilo, ¿cómo funcionará realmente este proceso? Buenos días, Mugo. Los ciudadanos de más de 40 países inscritos en el programa de exención de visado normalmente pueden venir aquí a los EE.UU. durante un máximo de 90 días por turismo o viaje de negocios. Esa lista de países incluye muchas naciones europeas y aliados de EE.UU. como Australia, Japón, y Nueva Zelanda. Y aunque sus ciudadanos normalmente no necesitan visados para viajar a los EE.UU., todavía necesitan presentar una solicitud en línea mediante un sistema conocido como ESTA antes de entrar en el país. La administración Trump, Mugo, propone ahora revisar ese sistema, principalmente para exigir a los solicitantes de estos países que compartan información adicional. Eso incluye, como usted ha señalado, su historial de redes sociales durante los últimos cinco años, también correos electrónicos que han utilizado durante los últimos 10 años, y la información personal de directa familiares directos, incluidos sus números de teléfono. La administración Trump, Mugo, dice que los cambios están diseñados para cumplir con una orden ejecutiva que el presidente dice que hará más fácil para los EE.UU. para negar la entrada a las personas que pueden representar una amenaza para la seguridad nacional o la seguridad pública. Pero ya estás viendo, Mugo, algunas preocupaciones por ahí que los cambios propuestos podrían impactar negativamente en el turismo aquí en los EE.UU., especialmente meses antes de que los EE.UU. acoja la Mundial de Fútbol junto a Canadá y México el próximo verano. Ah, sí. Así que, Camille, ¿cómo encaja esto en los cambios fronterizos de la administración en la investigación de inmigración? Bueno, la administración Trump, Mugo, ha montado una agresiva campaña para ampliar la inmigración en todo el sistema de inmigración de Estados Unidos, incluso para las personas que ya están aquí en los estados y están tratando de permanecer aquí legalmente a través de aplicaciones de asilo o una tarjeta verde o la ciudadanía de EE.UU., el proceso de naturalización, como USCIS llama así. Uno de esos cambios es que los Servicios de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de EE.UU., USCIS, ha instruido a funcionarios de esa agencia para investigar la historia de los medios sociales de los solicitantes, incluyendo Mugo, para identificar cualquier opinión o actividad que se considere antiamericana. Pero los defensores de los derechos humanos y los expertos en protección de la intimidad tienen muchas dudas sobre lo que eso realmente significa. y si podría incluir la protección de la expresión. La administración Trump, de nuevo, dice que todos estos cambios están diseñados para proteger la integridad del sistema de inmigración y para mejorar la seguridad nacional y la seguridad pública. Pero, por supuesto, hay muchas preocupaciones acerca de esto potencialmente es una pendiente resbaladiza. Sí. Muy bien, Camille. Muchas gracias por tu reportaje.

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