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A bipartisan review by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence reveals that the U.S. has not fully implemented a biometric entry-exit screening system recommended by the 9/11 Commission. While air exit systems are nearly complete, significant gaps remain for sea and land exits. The report emphasizes the importance of tracking foreign travelers' departures to enhance national security.
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A bipartisan review by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence reveals that the U.S. has not fully implemented a biometric entry-exit screening system recommended by the 9/11 Commission. While air exit systems are nearly complete, significant gaps remain for sea and land exits. The report emphasizes the importance of tracking foreign travelers' departures to enhance national security.
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