Biometrics Active your facial impression is already captured at your point of departure from the foreign country and shared with U.S. homeland securit

Biometrics Active – A Weird Thing Happened Returning Through Airport​

Your facial impression is already captured at your point of departure from the foreign country and shared with U.S. homeland security.
The U.S. Dept of Homeland Security, TSA and Border Control, require all countries to authenticate the U.S. destined traveler at the point of exit. It’s not optional in other countries, you either comply or you don’t get to come home to the USA.
Because it’s not optional in other countries, and because the database is connected to the U.S. border entry system, the fact you can opt-out of having your picture taken inside the USA is moot; your facial impression is already captured at your point of departure from the foreign country and shared with U.S. homeland security.

This appears to be how the interconnected systems are now recording travel. By the time you reach the U.S. entry point, they already have a database of your biometrics to match your entry. Cameras located facing toward the traveler as they approach the kiosk, cross reference the data and the passport control officer knows exactly what authorities for entry you carry as you approach. Showing documentation such as your passport is no longer needed.

As I mentioned this on my X-account, several people affirmed to have recently experienced the same entry process. Physical passports are no longer required regardless of whether you have opted-in to some pre-registration fast track travel system. You simply walk through the passport checkpoints now and collect your luggage.

Apparently, all of the test pilots for biometrics, real ID etc. are now linked and active. As I approached the passport control kiosk with my passport in hand, the gentleman said “welcome back, enjoy the rest of your day,” and that was it.
I stood there for a second, asked if he needed my passport and he said, “no, you’re good. Go on through.” It seems the facial recognition software is live. You no longer need to show your U.S. passport or any ID when arriving through U.S. international passport control.

From the comments section posted above article

Jrod
April 25, 2025 6:12 am


Rest assured that this technology will never be deployed for voting purposes.

kev74 said:

I have a feeling its a combination of facial recognition and some kind of RFID tech built into passports and "real id" which lets them read your id before you have a chance to present it.

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Celt said:

I don't like where technology is taking us one bit. As convenient as the technology is, I wish we didn't have it.

Id rather be living in the 80s. Or even the 1780s.

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My friend ....In a lot of ways I fear what is coming