After the September 11 terror attacks in the United States, interest surged in biometrics as a security tool. Last year, the US Congress mandated that biometrics be added to a new automated entry and exit system for travelers known as US-VISIT. -- Anonymous

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Subject: After the September 11 terror attacks in the United States, interest surged in biometrics as a security tool. Last year, the US Congress mandated that biometrics be added to a new automated entry and exit system for travelers known as US-VISIT.
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