ESTADOS UNIDOS anunció OFICIALMENTE que todos los que salgan de su territorio serán revisados.

We are here in the International Bridge of Hidalgo, Texas, which connects with the city of Reynosa, There is a breaking news that was already rumored, but it is officially confirmed today that for a new disposition by the US authorities, they will also take biometric data at the exit. That is, when you go from the US to Mexico, they will also check your passport, your visa, and they will take your biometric data. That is, that photograph that they take regularly Mexico and that basically indicates that from December 26th,

all people who leave the United States will have to undergo these biometric checks, this biometric review and their documents. And not only here on land, but also those who leave the United States by plane will have to check their biometric data

by land, by car, that is, if you are making a line like these vehicles and you are going to Mexico, they will also check your biometric data, they will check your papers, that they are in order, your visa, etc. and also by sea, that is, if you go on a cruise,

they will also check their paperwork. What will these consequences be in practice? Obviously, the long lines, just as there are lines to enter the United States, there will be lines to leave. And where are these documents going to be checked exactly? Well, here we can see that there are these arches, that's where the CBP agents, Customs the CBP agents are going to be placed,

Customs and Border Protection. There are places where there are already established booths, such as the Anzaldúas Bridge, which connects Mission, Texas with Reynosa, where there are already some established booths, already with the equipment, the computers,

to check all these biometric data for all the people who leave the United States. foreign the United States has announced the publication of the final rule notice entitled compilation of foreign biometric data upon entering and leaving the United States. This key regulation drives the efforts of the DHS to implement a comprehensive program of biometric entry and exit, improving national security and accelerating the process of verification of identity for foreign visitors

who travel to and from the United States. The statement is very clear here. The final regulation that will come into force on December 26, 2025, modifies the current regulation of the DHS to authorize the Border Protection and Customs border to collect facial biometric data of all non-citizens when entering and leaving the country in airports, land ports, maritime ports and other authorized departure points. He says that this also eliminates the extensions that

existed to the diplomats and most of the Canadian visitors, that is, also the diplomats and also the Canadians Canadian visitors. That is, the diplomats and Canadians will also be subject to this type of review upon leaving the United States. This says that it does not affect, that is, the American citizens who may continue to participate voluntarily, but are not obliged to participate to so of all the people who also leave the United States. What does this mean? I'm going to explain a little bit in practice.

If you come from shopping to the United States, you pass any of the international bridges in your vehicle, you enter the United States, when you enter American territory, you are asked for a visa and your immigration documents if you have a green card or a US passport. These documents obviously have their biometric data in this place if you pass by by car. When you return after remaining in the United States by car, I repeat, you're going to line up like this place. When you get to the point of departure, a little before you pay the bridge fee,

the CBP agents will be checking that your visa is in order, that your paperwork is in order, that you have your passport, if you're an American citizen, to be able to leave the United States,

if you have a green card, any type of document, and they're also be checking their biometric data. What does this mean? The photograph that they regularly take when they arrive at an airport, when they cross the street,

they will take it to have all their biometric data. There are some bridges where there are some automated systems that already take these biometric data to the occupants that come in the vehicle. Maybe you can't see it,

but I'm going to show you a shot closer to some cameras that are installed that could also take the biometric data of the people. However, it is also known that there will be CBP agents checking all the people who leave. When you cross walking, like on this side,

you will also have to go through a filter where the CBP agents will take a picture of you, just like when you enter the United States to know who is leaving and identify 100% of the people who also leave the United States.

In the airports, biometric data is currently being taken. When you arrive by plane at any point of entry, at any airport in the United States, you remember that when you ask for permission, you show your paperwork, your visa, or your card, your green card. The border protection officer takes a picture of you with your biometric data. Sometimes, he even has to put your fingerprint. in via nuevamente, y van a checar sus documentos para saber quien está saliendo del país.

¿Qué va a pasar con esto? Obviamente es una medida de seguridad más de los Estados Unidos dentro de todos estos cambios migratorios que está habiendo, pero también va a permitir a los agentes de CBP detectar quienes están saliendo

sin tener un permiso para permanecer en los Estados Unidos. Es decir, si usted se quedó más del tiempo permitido, without a permit to stay in the United States. That is, if you stayed longer than permitted, if you were given a permit for six months and stayed for seven months, at the moment you leave the country, they will realize that you violated the immigration law and could be subject to a sanction

that obviously can go as far as detention and deportation in some cases. So, that's about having more immigration controls by the United States. After this measure, which I repeat, is officially confirmed, which begins on December 26, and in which all people who leave the United States will be biometrically reviewed by the immigration authorities. This is what I wanted to inform you about. It is news that had already been handled as a rumor.

However, today it is official as a result of the publication of this document that is available on the CBP website. There you can access to have all the details of what exactly this document says. Here I will put you

the link where you can visit to see the complete document. And well, this information obviously affects all people who regularly travel to the United States,

since all the tourists visa holders, all green card holders, that is to say permanent residents, all who have a work permit in the United States, all of them will have to submit to this biometric revision every time they leave the United States. I repeat, the only exempt will be American citizens who travel with a North American passport. Now, Canadians will also be included in these revisions,

according to this statement, and diplomats will also be biometrically reviewed, who were also previously exempt from this review. Hopefully, take these measures into account if you're going to travel to the United States. Take your time because there will obviously be queues

to leave the United States with these new measures. And well, it's a situation that complicates even more the immigration situation in the United States. Take it into account. Thank you very much for joining me in this video. Thank you very much for joining me in this video.

See you in the next one, reporting on everything that happens through the border. Estados Unidos.