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#Technology: Privacy Experts" Blast John Kelly Proposal For Immigrants To Turn Over Social Media Passwords

During the 2016 campaigning cycle, then presidential candidate Trump coined the term "extreme vetting" to suggest that additional measures should be taken to vet refugees and immigrants coming from volatile areas of the world that have a history of harboring and funding terrorist organizations.  Not surprisingly, the liberal media latched onto the term and exploited it to paint Trump as an unhinged candidate that would undoubtedly look to waterboard every British citizen making a 2-day business trip across the pond.
Then, a few weeks ago during a Congressional hearing, Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly provided a glimpse of what "extreme vetting" may look like.  Among other things, Kelly suggested that refugees and visa applicants may be required to hand over social media passwords before being allowed into the country.  Per NBC, here are some of Kelly's exact quotes: www.zerohedge.com

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