Testing over the spring and summer of biometric technologies to record the departure of foreign nationals from U.S. airports was successful, according to an official with the program office that managed the pilot project. The pilot projects, part of the US-VISIT program, were conducted at two airports by two different Homeland Security agencies, Customs and Border Protection at an airline departure gate and the Transportation Security Administration at an airport checkpoint. "What it proved was you could do it at…
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