Mexican Visitors Would Bypass Being Photographed, Fingerprinted at Border. President Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox reached an agreement in principle Saturday that will allow millions of Mexicans with short-term visas to cross the border without being fingerprinted and photographed by U.S. authorities. One possible substitute security measure that the administration is considering would be issuing the short-term visitors, many of whom work on the U.S. side or have a relative there, a radio-frequency transponder similar to the EZPass toll-road device. The concession, announced after Fox stayed overnight at Bush’s ranch, represents an effort by the president to promote business and improve relations at a time when Congress is refusing to take up his plan to help Mexicans to work legally in the United States. Full Story
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