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DHS readies foreign-traveler screening plan
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 Philadelphia Inquirer
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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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