UK government to bring in facial recognition as part of major enforcement scheme
Home Office says the technology could help locate people subject to removal or detention and reduce repeated enforcement visits, after three trials at Holyhead port.
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The British government is going to deploy a camera system with AI facial recognition to combat illegal immigration. This is evident from policy documents from the Home Office. The cameras will be deployed at public places such as transport hubs and events. The British government has never cracked down so hard on illegal immigration, writes The Guardian.
UK plans facial recognition crackdown on illegal immigrants at public places
The United Kingdom is all set to launch one of the biggest immigration crackdowns in British history just a few days after changing the settlement rules for legal immigrants.The British government is planning to deploy live facial...
An article published by the "Guardian" on Wednesday, November 4, reveals the deployment of a new technology by the British Ministry of the Interior, which adds to a global tightening of policy against people in an irregular situation.
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