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A new biometric technology has been introduced at the Cross Border Xpress (CBX) to significantly reduce wait times for U.S. citizens returning to the United States. This cutting-edge system aims to enhance the travel experience by expediting the entry process, allowing travelers to move through security and immigration checks more swiftly.
The implementation of this technology comes in response to growing concerns about long wait times at border crossings, particularly during peak travel seasons. By utilizing advanced biometric scanning methods, the CBX hopes to streamline the identification process, ensuring that travelers can quickly and efficiently verify their identities.
Officials at the airport terminal expressed optimism about the potential impact of this technology, noting that it could not only improve passenger flow but also enhance overall security measures. As travel demand continues to rise, the adoption of such innovative solutions is crucial for maintaining a seamless experience for travelers crossing the border.
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