https://www.forbes.com/sites/kirkogunrinde/2025/10/24/us-will-start-photographing-all-non-citizens-entering-and-leaving-the-country/
Topline The Department of Homeland Security will require photographs and other biometric information to be collected from non-citizens entering and exiting the U.S., it announced Friday, advancing its crackdown on security and immigration under the Trump administration. Key Facts The DHS announced a new rule demanding all non-citizens entering or exiting the United States to
U.S. Will Start Photographing All Non-Citizens Entering And Leaving The Country
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