biometric record of exit, a border security measure mandated by congress in 2004. passengers who feel those e-gates might be too much like big brother can opt-out and board the traditional way, but customs and border protection says biometric boarding is the future and hope to have the technology installed at airports around the country within four years. in san jose, claudia cowan, fox news. jon: from mass shooting survivor to police officer, sworn in as the newest member of the springfield police department in oregon. she says her decision to join the police force came from her experience dodging bullets in the mass shooting at a country music concert in las vegas last october. she recalls her relief at the sight of police officers running toward the chaos. now she says she wants to help other people who may be in danger. president trump says u.s. relations with mexico are getting better by the hour. could a trade deal be on the
flights. people may be sacrificing privacy for convenience. my concerns are this technology will be used beyond its current scope. i worry that facial recognition will migrate from airports all across federal law enforcement putting the privacy of law-abiding americans at risk. customs and border protections says the software is secure. along with facial scans of those who enter the u.s. at custom will keep track of exit. now passengers who feel these e-gates might be a little too much like big brother can opt out and board the traditional way. customs and border protection says the biometric boarding is the future and hope to roll out the technology to all airports in the u.s. within the next four years. eric: anything to cut down those lines. thank you. sandra: it s a very busy morning here on america s newsroom. we still have a huge show ahead.
talking about it but but they proposed things it wouldn t have addressed and that ge gates the argument. chris, thank you. you bet. also with us, founder and executive director of the accountability project and dana loesch. let me start with you, da me ki. what could have been done in the case so this guy would not have passed a background check? some of these background checks are not as strict as we think. we use the term background check loosely. the loose or the lax laws actually have more murderers, gun murderers than any other part of the country. the states with the looser laws have more murderers. you tell me if i m wrong. you look at the federal standard and the bar is very high to get something on your record that would disqualify you from passing a background check. yet a federal law has to have
talking about it but but they proposed things it wouldn t have addressed and that ge gates the argument. chris, thank you. you bet. also with us founder and executive director of the accountability project and dana loesch. let me start with you, da me ki. what could have been done in the case so this guy would not have passed a background check? some of these background checks are not as strict as we think. we use the term background check loosely. the loose or the lax laws actually have more murderers, gun murderers than any other part of the country. the states with the looser laws have more murderers. you tell me if i m wrong. you look at the federal standard and the bar is very high to get something on your record that would disqualify you from passing a background check. yet a federal law has to have