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CBP Estimates Three To Five Years To Complete Biometric Entry-Exit At Airports

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CBP Estimates Three To Five Years To Complete Biometric Entry-Exit At Airports
Customs and Border Protection is implementing facial recognition checks for travelers departing from and arriving to the U.S. by air. The agency is also rolling out the technology for people entering the U.S. on foot. Photo: CBP

Customs and Border Protection is estimating it will take between three and five years to complete its deployment biometric entry and exit solutions at U.S. airports, a delay from prior expectations. Those estimates represent at least a two-year delay from prior expectations made by then Acting CBP Commissioner Kevin McAleenan in late 2017 after the Trump administration sought to expedite the rollout of facial recognition technology to airports to help verify the departure of foreign nationals from the U.S. on…

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