DHS Proposes Expanded Biometric Data Collection for Immigration

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has proposed a significant expansion of biometric data collection for immigration applications. This new rule would require biometric information, including facial photographs, from immigrants and some U.S. citizens involved in immigration cases, with a focus on tracking individuals throughout the immigration process.

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