Yes from the state of border control and not just this one. CBP is doing industrial espionage with their phone data seizures. I'm avoiding US conferences because of it where I have options elsewhere. I imagine many are doing the same. I probably have to bite the bullet this fall and go to San Fransisco for a conference. I won't be carrying any electronic devices for that trip as a security precaution that CBP asks me to unlock my devices so they can read data. It would be gross negligence towards my employer if I were to allow them to copy my email correspondence, some of which contains details about product development. I'm not being hyperbolic about it. I just need to mitigate the risk.
I consulted for a large non-US technology company, which enforced a policy of sending people to the US with wiped out laptops, and imaged at the destination with their standard software. That was more than 10 years ago.
Waste of effort. The US has never been into the industrial espionage game at the government level.
Completely off topic, but this thread is a bit old anyway. Did you use the this nick on #linux.is@ircnet a "couple" of years ago ?
Nope. But we are acquainted. Go through my comments and you will figure out how we know each other ;)