A CIS internal memorandum has been circulating which instructs DHS Fraud Detection officers on how to use Facebook, MySpace and similar internet sites to detect fraud in immigration cases. While most people are aware that this has probably been going on for some time now, it is now officially in writing and there can be no doubt about the importance of monitoring what is posted on the internet (either by you or by someone else).
The memorandum is vague in terms of how CIS examiners are to find information, or how they will disclose (if at all) that they have found grounds to deny an application for an immigration benefit. Basically this will give the CIS an ability to perform an "unannounced cyber visit" to any petitioner or beneficiary's web page with the hope of detecting fraud.
Read the the full text of the memorandum at:
http://www.eff.org/files/filenode/social_network/DHS_CustomsImmigration_Soci
alNetworking.pdf
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