Shamita Basu

or lead to self-censoring.

All non-immigrant and immigrant visa applicants are already required to disclose their social media accounts.

In June, student visa applicants were required to make their social media feeds public, a change that will soon apply to H-1B visa applicants as well.

And finally, you may not know what it means.

I know I've gone looking for an explainer.

I still don't know what it means.

But the viral 6-7 trend forced one of the country's biggest burger chains to make a quiet change in policy.

California-based In-N-Out Burger reportedly removed the number 67 from its ticket ordering system to stop kids from showing up to their restaurants and doing this.

That's the sound of teens anxiously waiting for an In-N-Out worker to call out the number 67 before erupting in cheers.

Newsweek reports the company hasn't made an official statement, but a video of an In-N-Out worker confirming it to a young patron has gone viral.

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Texas Monthly reports on a man who went in search of a better life for his family and how his quest became one of the deadliest immigration-related disasters in U.S.

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Good morning.

It's Thursday, December 4th.

I'm Shamita Basu.

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