Reform Immigration Through Biometrics Act

The Reform Immigration Through Biometrics Act requires the Secretary of Homeland Security to submit several reports to Congress within 180 days of the bill's enactment. These reports must detail the status, impact, and effectiveness of the existing integrated biometric entry and exit data system. Specifically, the reports will cover the system's effects on legitimate travel, counterterrorism efforts, and identifying individuals who overstay their visas, while ensuring minimal disruption to travel. It also mandates an assessment of how the system matches biometric information for individuals departing the United States against previously collected data, including privacy protections for U.S. citizens regarding facial recognition. Additionally, the bill requires an evaluation of biographic data sharing with the Canadian Border Services Agency.