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Government holding biometric data is unsafe for citizens. There will always be problems, security of data and security of citizens.

• klipt 11y ago
  Every visitor to the US is fingerprinted these days.
  • fleitz 11y ago
    When did they start doing this? I arrived two weeks ago, no finger print required.
    • mahyarm 11y ago
      http://www.immihelp.com/visas/usvisit.html http://www.immihelp.com/visas/usvisit.html If your canadian, probably not.
      • liquidmetal 11y ago
        They probably already have you fingerprints.
        • mahyarm 11y ago
          No they do not. I've never been fingerprinted as a Canadian until I got a work visa for the USA. For many Canadians who visit the usa for tourism or similar will never have their fingerprints in a canadian or us database under current laws.
  • nly 11y ago
    And photographed
  • mfenniak 11y ago
    Except Canadians. Unless they're NEXUS pass holding Canadians, in which case they have been fingerprinted. I just got fingerprinted this weekend for a NEXUS pass; my fingerprints are apparently "perfect". The US CBP agent taking them advised me not to take up a life of crime, as I would be caught very quickly. Or at least to wear gloves.