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If an EU citizen believes PNR data accessed and stored by DHS may be inaccurate, what actions may he/she take to obtain redress?

April 26, 2017accessed Actions believes Citizen Data DHS EU inaccurate PNR stored

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If an EU citizen believes PNR data accessed and stored by DHS may be inaccurate, what actions may he/she take to obtain redress?

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DHS has extended administrative protections to all PNR data regardless of nationality or country of residence. A system is available providing redress for persons seeking information about or correction of PNR. In addition, U.S. law permits any person access to U.S. records. Requests for access to personally identifiable information contained in PNR may be submitted to the FOIA/PA Unit, Office of Field Operations, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Room 5.5-C, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20229. Of course, within the EU everyone has the right to full respect of the rights guaranteed by and in Member States.