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U.K. examines biometrically secured borders
May 3, 2007
Techworld.com: The British government has drawn up plans to tighten its borders over the next seven years. It is testing several technologies as part of its "e-Borders" program, which aims at examining all overseas visitors to the U.K. So far, more than 60,000 British citizens have participated in a program that uses biometric data to process people faster through immigration lines.
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