Officially .. The United States will begin to spy and collect data immigrants on Facebook and other sites over the Internet

The United States Department of Homeland Security has drafted a new law to allow the collection of migrant user data on social media sites, including publications on Facebook, Twitter and others. The Act will enter into effect on September 18, Also on green card holders and citizens of different origins of naturalized.
The new law will be implemented on Oct. 18, when the US government will increase the level of surveillance of migrant activities over the Internet. This change came after Donald Trump came to office and the administration of President Barack Obama left.
The Civil Liberties Union and the Electronic Frontier Foundation filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security in America on September 13, after it searched computers and smart phones for 11 passengers without judicial orders, and also reported a search of Facebook accounts of passengers, The Foreign Ministry said it would investigate the records and history of social media for immigrants over five years before granting them US visas, including accurate details about them, such as the aliases they use, and their search results via the Internet. Wara internal security will also work on data collection for each person communicates with any migrant.