Fury over 'terror score' traveller screening

A leader of the incoming Democratic Congress, business travellers and privacy advocates have expressed outrage over computerised “terror score” assessments.

A leader of the incoming Democratic Congress, business travellers and privacy advocates have expressed outrage over computerised “terror score” assessments.

The system, which targets international travellers, is managed from an unmarked, two-storey brick building in Washington’s Virginia suburbs.

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