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The Trump administration is considering a dramatic expansion of data collection on foreign tourists, including a proposal that would allow authorities to collect DNA from people entering the country under the Visa Waiver Program, even when those travelers come from allied nations with long-standing visa-free agreements.
The proposal appears in a new Department of Homeland Security notice seeking public comment on revisions to the Electronic System for Travel Authorization, or ESTA, and the I-94 arrival and departure record.
We obtained a copy of that document for you here.
The document outlines a broad set of new "high value data elements" that US Customs and Border Protection wants to collect from travelers "when feasible."
Among those elements is DNA, listed alongside facial images, fingerprints, and iris scans.