U.S. Border Patrol analyzes Americans' financial data to flag travelers for inspection

The U.S. Border Patrol uses data on citizens' financial transactions to identify people for detention during road checks. The program relies on monitoring financial activity without the knowledge of those involved. The practice raises serious concerns about privacy and the constitutional rights of U.S. citizens.

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