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It's usually a pretty grim experience even as a citizen reentering the US, but at least we're not required to give our fingerprints. I would never travel to a c
by TillE 10y ago
It's usually a pretty grim experience even as a citizen reentering the US, but at least we're not required to give our fingerprints. I would never travel to a country which demanded that.
- Swizec 10y agoEconomic prosperity vs not giving up my fingerprints. Hmmmmmm Seemed like an easy decision when getting my visa and every time I reenter.
- harshreality 10y agoI don't know about your state, but a few years ago mine started requiring a full set of fingerprints for driver's license renewal.
- edmccard 10y ago>a few years ago mine started requiring a full set of fingerprints for driver's license renewal. Is it Texas? I think they gave up on that last year: http://www.dallasnews.com/news/news/2015/02/06/texas-dps-stops-collecting-fingerprints-drivers-license-applicants http://www.dallasnews.com/news/news/2015/02/06/texas-dps-sto...
- 0xC0DECAFE2020 10y agoTexas still does fingerprints at the DMV. I'm amazed how many texans have no clue until they renew.
- Symbiote 10y agoIt was years ago, but I think I had my fingerprints taken to enter the USA. I'm British. Plenty of articles about it online. I used to be involved with organising meetings for scientists, and we'd never arrange one in the USA because of the hostility towards foreigners, particularly from Africa.