A country’s legal system is established in order to create laws that facilitate the organization of communities. Citizens must respect the law and follow it in order to save the community from either crimes or clutter. All personal identifiable information should be available to public agencies such as law enforcement, department of homeland security, and federal intelligence agencies to maintain the law in the United States. The Department of Homeland Security, however, should have a limited access to PII. In my opinion, a limited access to the system of records should be provided to DHS only when/if it helps them to investigate people who break the law. This access cannot be granted for random searches. The Privacy Act of 1974 could be edited only to allow DHS to use PII in specific situations. Thus, the proposed Citizenship and Immigration Data and Repository rule should be approved only with limited access, and where risky situations are involved.
Comment Submitted by Marzook Alotaibi
This is comment on Proposed Rule
Privacy Act; Systems of Records; Implementation of Exemptions: United States Citizenship and Immigration Services-012 Citizenship and Immigration Data Repository System of Records
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