New Bill Seeks to Protect Traveler's Privacy

Some travelers entering and leaving the United States are having their laptops, cell phones, and digital cameras searched and copied by customs and border patrol agents. Recently released documents indicate that the Department of Homeland Security quietly reversed a decades old restriction on extreme border searches without probable cause. Now there's a new bill introduced in Congress to protect U.S. citizens' privacy when they travel. Eric Klein has the story

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