June 4, 2010
My US Green Card was recently updated and I was sent a new one. I thought that the US Department of Homeland Security warning on the little wallet that came with it was interesting:
We recommend use of this envelope to protect your new card and prevent wireless communication with it.
Does that mean any of my cards can be scanned – or does the extra large strip on the back of my Green Card make it more of a risk?
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