EU prepares to give US direct access to police and immigration databases
cross-posted from: lemmy.zip/post/48322335
The EU is planning to strike a deal with the US that would let the Department of Homeland Security and other agencies search European databases to identify people posing “a threat to US security,” according to a proposal published by the European Commission at the end of July.
Statewatch | EU prepares to give US direct access to police and immigration databases
The massive increase in violent immigration raids, detention and deportation underway in the US has put off many people from visiting the country.www.statewatch.org
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Anything beyond that sounds bad.
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