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- U.S. Customs and Border Protection proposed that visa waiver travelers from Britain, France, Germany, and South Korea review up to five years of social media history, including accounts and family information.
- The plan follows earlier social media review measures and would expand data collection beyond current practice.
- Currently, applicants pay $40 for a two-year Electronic Travel Authorization, while a proposed $250 visa integrity fee faces industry opposition.
