U.S. to Implement Facial Recognition at Borders
The Department of Homeland Security has announced plans to step up surveillance of travelers entering and leaving the United States.
A facial recognition system will be implemented at all points of entry, including borders, airports, and seaports, with participation mandatory for non-citizens.
- Citizens may opt out, but this could cause delays or disruptions to travel.
- The system has been tested at select border crossings since 2018.
- Future plans include expanding the system to those leaving the country.
According to the Department of Homeland Security, the implementation of the facial recognition system will occur in the coming months.
Participation is mandatory for non-citizens, while citizens may opt out, but with potential delays or disruptions.
Author's summary: U.S. to use facial recognition at borders.
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