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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has edited its application for naturalization to give immigrants a "third gender" option called "X," or "Another Gender Identity."

Migrants recently released by Border Patrol at the Tucson International Airport were taken through a "special" security screening line set up by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), specifically for migrants, many without any identification.

The bills regard Chinese acquisition of American land, involvement in universities, and TikTok on government devices.

The Australian government has banned TikTok on all government-issued devices, following concerns over the app's security risks and its Chinese parent company's alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party.

The U.K. government has banned the use of TikTok on government-issued devices due to security concerns.

TikTok will be automatically removed and blocked from use on all government-issued mobile devices as of February 28.

Michigan Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer made excuses for using the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok, despite Congress and most states partially or fully banning the app on government-issued devices.

The INFORM Act requires e-commerce companies to collect, verify, and disclose personal information from high-volume, third-party sellers with annual revenues exceeding $5,000 and will be enforced by the Federal Trade Commission.

University of Oklahoma bans TikTok for students and staff due to national security concerns and compliance with Governor Kevin Stitt's executive order.

Texas Governor Gregg Abbott forbids state agencies from using popular social media app linked to Chinese Communist Party.