The proposed change would add the question: "Please enter information associated with your online presence — Provider/Platform — Social media identifier" to the I-94 and I-94W forms filled out ...

Foreigners traveling to the United States without a visa would be asked to provide the government with their social media handles under a new proposal from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

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Homeland Security said the new form question would be worded like so: “Please enter information associated with your online presence — Provider/Platform — Social media identifier.” ...

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A. A social media “handle” or “identifier” is any name used by the individual on social media platforms including, but not limited to, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

The proposal notes that it would affect roughly 3.6 million applicants. According to Politico, the agency hasn’t stated which social media networks would be included on the form.