TOKYO: Japan is considering steps to allow authorities to fingerprint and photograph foreigners entering the country and to permit the deportation of suspected terrorists, a Japanese daily said yesterday.
The proposals were included in a draft outline of security measures expected to be adopted soon by a task force on international terrorism, the Yomiuri Shimbun daily said.
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