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The UK Home Office is developing live facial recognition for general immigration enforcement, potentially using cameras at transport hubs and public events to identify visa overstayers, people who entered without permission and others subject to removal action. After three trials at Holyhead port, the project has moved into a formal delivery phase, though the Home Office says it is considering further trials. Civil liberties groups have criticised the plans as an expansion of mass surveillance, while the documents say no one under 18 will be placed on a watchlist.
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