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<!-- Slide 4 --> <break time="1000ms"/> This is a key concept in <sub alias="eye-TAR">EYE-TAR</sub> — who counts as a U.S. person? <break time="300ms"/> Under the law, a U.S. person is someone who is a: <break time="200ms"/> <prosody pitch="+1st"> U.S. citizen, a lawful permanent resident — that’s someone with a green card — <break time="200ms"/> or a protected individual like a political asylee. </prosody> <break time="400ms"/> Everyone else are considered <emphasis>foreign persons</emphasis>, and they cannot legally be given access to <sub alias="eye-TAR">EYE-TAR</sub>-controlled spaces, documents, or even conversations. <break time="300ms"/> And remember — this isn’t just about physical access. <break time="200ms"/> It includes digital systems, meetings, or even a casual chat in the break room.