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  • Michael Hardin, a senior policy analyst with the US-Visit Program at the United States Department of Homeland Security told a Biometrics Institute conference today that the DHS will use the data from the trial to inform us as to where to take [exit screening] next.

    p2pnet World Headlines – June 1, 2009 2009

  • They took a look at FEMA, TSA, various contractors, a program called US-Visit, and a lot more.

    What We Get for the Protection Money We Pay For GOP Fearmongers Ellen Beth Gill 2008

  • US-Visit, the United States Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology program was enacted in the 1996 republican congress and it's supposed to track visitors enterings into and exitings from the country.

    What We Get for the Protection Money We Pay For GOP Fearmongers Ellen Beth Gill 2008

  • Earlier this month the government disclosed that the computer system of the US-Visit border control system is full of security holes .

    E-Voting Certification Gets Security Completely Backward 2007

  • And the border guard (who I was expecting to be friendly compared to the frustrating 45-minute wait welcome in Detroit due to the US-Visit programme and the fingerprinting and picture taking – hey welcome to america!) she was quite officious and brusque and asked loads of odd questions.

    Blame Canada! 2005

  • But Privacy International opted to make an exception this year by including in the U.K. awards a U.S. initiative, US-Visit .

    Stepping on Big Brother's Toes 2004

  • He and other U.S. officials have been talking to their counterparts in the visa-waiver countries and told them their nations could be added to US-Visit.

    US-Visit Spares No One 2004

  • US-Visit Spares No One  :  Law   US-Visit Spares No One Associated Press 04.02.04 WASHINGTON -- A program requiring foreigners to be fingerprinted and photographed before entering the country is being expanded to include millions of travelers from some of America's closest allies, U.S. officials said Friday.

    US-Visit Spares No One 2004

  • When US-Visit began last winter, Brazil retaliated by requiring Americans visiting that country to be fingerprinted and photographed.

    US-Visit Spares No One 2004

  • The US-Visit program was passed by Congress in response to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

    US-Visit Spares No One 2004

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