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£¨54£©B when these visitors apply for a visa£¬the officer £¨55£©Cthem reviews their application and supporting papers and collects both digital fingerprints and a digital photograph£®
Recently£¬the waiting time for these interviews has been significantly £¨56£©A£®According to Geoff Freeman£¬a senior vice president of public affairs of U£®S£®Travel£¬the trade organization for the U£®S£®travel industry£¬many prospective visa applicants now wait fewer than 30days for an interview£¬£¨57£©Bmore than 100days in the past£®
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In 2007 Congress authorized the consumption of 40 million dollars on a"Model Ports of Entry"program£¬designed to improve the £¨65£©Cprocedures of foreign travelers at the 20 U£®S£®airports with the highest number of international visitors£®The program aims to improve staffing£¬queue management£¬signage£¬and infrastructure at the top 20 U£®S£®international airports and to hire at least 200 new CBP officers£®
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