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What should you do if a CBP officer at a U.S. airport asks for your phone or password? Many travelers don’t realize that border agents have broad authority to inspect electronic devices, and your response can have different consequences depending on your immigration status. In this video, we break down how phone searches at U.S. airports actually work, what rights travelers have, and the important steps you should know before your next international trip.

Understanding these rules can help you avoid serious problems at the border and protect your personal information when entering the United States.

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This video covers:
✅ Why CBP officers may ask to inspect your phone at U.S. airports
✅ The difference between basic & advanced electronic device searches
✅ How the rules differ for U.S. citizens, green card holders, & visa holders
✅ What to say if a border officer asks for your password
✅ The simple phone setting travelers should check before reaching immigration

SOURCES
• U.S. Customs and Border Protection — Border Search of Electronic Devices Policy
• American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) — Know Your Rights at the U.S. Border
• U.S. Customs and Border Protection — CBP Directive on Electronic Device Searches
• Department of Homeland Security — Border Search Authority and Procedures

Disclaimer: This video is for informational and educational purposes only. It reflects perspectives and information gathered from publicly available sources and is not conclusive. Viewers are encouraged to independently verify details using credible sources. It does not constitute legal advice. Immigration rules and policies may change at any time. Always refer to official government sources or consult a qualified immigration professional for personalized guidance. Thumbnails are for attention and may not exactly reflect the video content. This video is for educational and informational purposes, based on publicly available sources.

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