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Second Circuit Says Border Agents May Manually Search Phones Without Suspicion

It expands agents' authority to manually inspect travelers' phones at borders without suspicion.

House Moves Toward Clean Extension of FISA Section 702 Before April 20 Deadline

Massachusetts Judge Halts ICE Use of IRS Tax Data

Denver Woman Cleared After Flock Camera Lead Prompted Wrongful Theft Summons

CBP Sent Nearly 2,000 U.S. Citizens’ DNA to FBI Database, New Analysis Finds