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Xollob | 12:12 Tue 29th Mar 2005 | People & Places
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What are the chances, when trying to enter the USA, that your fingerprints are, say, 99% identical with the grandmother of a suspected terrorist sympathiser and you then have the unenviable task of proving - possibly with a bag on your head - that you are not and never have been the grandmother of a suspected terrorist sympathiser?

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Happens to me almost every time I go there, but each time it is a different grandmother which is the weird part.
13:38 Tue 29th Mar 2005
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Isn't the onus of proof with the authorities legally you are innocent until they can prove otherwise.
15:55 Tue 29th Mar 2005
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Maybe but they'd lock you up in Guantanamo while they go about proving your guilt.
16:36 Tue 29th Mar 2005
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Just how unique are fingerprints?

17:16 Tue 29th Mar 2005
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www.usafis.org

www.official-green-card.org
08:53 Sun 07th Aug 2005
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www.usafis.org

www.official-green-card.org

08:56 Sun 07th Aug 2005

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