The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced the expansion of facial recognition technology at borders, affecting all non-citizens, including green card holders. As part of this initiative, the US will require photographs of non-citizens both entering and exiting the country. New travel rules also mandate that Canadian citizens will be photographed under these regulations. The policy has sparked a debate on immigration practices and surveillance, with many raising concerns over privacy and the implications of increased biometric monitoring. Travelers should be aware of these changes and prepare for potential impacts on their entry and exit processes.