Border agents can inspect a traveler's phone and social media. Here's what to know about crossing U.S. borders.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers don’t need a warrant to search your electronic devices when you enter the country — even for U.S. citizens. In an age where the data of an entire life can ...

A Michigan lawyer being detained at a Detroit airport, asked to give up his phone and have his client list searched may sound illegal to some, but it’s not. While Customs and Border Protection has ...

The act of leaving home and traveling can bring on many anxieties, perhaps none more crippling than the lump in your throat you may feel in the airport security line. Whether it's the Transportation ...

A recent string of legal U.S. residents being detained or deported following information found on their cellphones is worrying some travelers that they'll be stopped when traveling through the country ...

While travelers’ electronic devices can be subject to search at U.S. ports of entry, individuals do have the right to refuse certain procedures SDI Productions/Getty Customs and Border Protection (CBP ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Less than a full day after ABC11 confirmed that federal agents with Customs and Border Protection were coming to the Triangle, they were spotted in some areas Tuesday morning.