The meeting was the third in an ongoing series of discussions about measures that CBP is taking to protect traveler privacy during the biometric facial comparison process at U.S. ports of entry. Keep Reading
"We apparently did not have the same level of controls and audit capabilities on that because it was a standalone, closed system," lawmakers told of compromised pilot program. Keep Reading
Wagner said one question is how to weave tech advances into the “gauntlet of checks” already being conducted at congested ports of entry. Keep Reading
Today, CBP employs about 60,000 men and women who each day process more than 1 million passengers and pedestrians and $6.5 billion worth of imported goods arriving into the U.S. Keep Reading
