U.S. to Track Visitors Deemed a Security Risk

06 Jun 2002

The Justice Department announced plans yesterday to fingerprint and photograph more than 100,000 visa holders who pose “national security concerns,” taking another major step in its efforts to keep track of foreign visitors to the United States. Full Story

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