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EU prepares to give US direct access to police and immigration databases
(www.statewatch.org)
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In theory not sth. bad. But I have a hard time to imagine the current USA government using that data for the supposed reason.
In theory, very bad. In practice, also very bad.
Even if you pretend that only the Republicans are bad this is still bad in theory because they win half of the time