CNN Anderson Cooper 360 March 11, 2014 00:12:00
Checks every passenger's passport with interpol database, many other countries do not, leaving a gaping hole in the security of international flights. >> the number of countries that belong to interpol are not charged a fee for accessing any of those databases. if the country has sufficient resources and technical capabilities to wire into interpol's virtual private network that's running 24 hours a day, then, they certainly would be able to access that database, and it's up to the will of the country to set it up and do itp p. >> accords to interpol's is a diftices, 800 million checks every y...
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