The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) program that uses biometrics to verify the identities of foreign nationals seeking to enter the United States continues to expand and grow in complexity, which is making it more costly to operate and thus driving the need to find more efficient ways to operate, a department official said yesterday. Already in recent years the US-VISIT program has made upgrades such as adding an enterprise service bus on the front end of the program so…
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