Lawmakers Investigate Biometric ID Failures

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Lawmakers Investigate Biometric ID Failures

R.G. Edmonson | Apr 15, 2011 12:27PM EDT

Transportation Security officials were no-shows at a hearing Thursday on transportation worker credentialing, but Rep.

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