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US Customs and Border Protection now scans travelers’ faces in 10 countries’ airports
Enhanced biometrics technology is moving the U.S. customs screening process to international departure airports.
Customs inspectors in Los Angeles have seen it all. “From live baby cobras concealed in potato chips cans, exotic live turtles inside cookies boxes, to a mummified human hand coming in a shipment from ...
International travelers arriving at Los Angeles International Airport should expect some of the longest wait times in the country to make it through customs en route to their destination, according to ...
This story has been updated to add that Customs and Border Protection agents must have probable cause of wrongdoing to make stops outside the 100-mile border zone within which they have broad search ...
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