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WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security is finalizing a proposal to collect fingerprints or eye scans from all foreign travelers at U.S. airports as they leave the country, officials said, a costly screening program that airlines have opposed. Full Article at Deseret News
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The plan, which would take effect within two years, would collect fingerprints at airport security checkpoints, departure gates or terminal kiosks, allowing the government to track when roughly 35 million foreign visitors a year leave the country and... Full Article at The Washington Post
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A biometric exit system is critical to tracking the arrival and departure of foreign nationals — not just through a paper trail, but through fingerprints, photographs, and other fraud-proof biometric identifiers
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A biometric exit system is critical to tracking the arrival and departure of foreign nationals -- not just through a paper trail, but through fingerprints, photographs, and other fraud-proof biometric identifiers
