If a family finds it necessary for their 14 year old to work overnights to survive that’s not exactly a point of pride for country

Would you prefer they not be allowed to survive?

What good is outrage at something that may not even exist?

Other countries have been doing this for years. Australia sends people back home all day every day, for failing to declare items. Ever watch those Border Security shows? They are ruthless about it, and most of those episodes are 20 years old.

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/a-3-300-fine-and-a-cancelled-visa-traveller-deported-over-undeclared-meat-cheese/3nx0mceka

Georgia (and probably many other states) already doesn’t have restrictions for 16 and 17 year olds, and the rest of these things are just choices that each business can make on their own. Plus it’s not like the workers are being forced… if they don’t like the conditions they are free to leave.

I really don’t see why there is such an outrage over giving businesses more choice in how they want to operate. The employees already have the choice to work there or find somewhere else that aligns with what they want.

Yea ever since he started the doomers have been screeching “4 more years of this!!” when the 130 day limit was always there from the beginning.

You have no proof of that…

Is This Safe for Me? Yes

I think the answer is not so simple. For example, some might think it would be a bad idea for their provider to know that you regularly exchange traffic with many users in adversarial countries (even if they don’t know what that traffic is)… could that be used against you somehow? It’s entirely possible.