USV IDIQ - US-VISIT Presentation 04052011.pdf

US-VISIT Overview

US-VISIT Mission

US-VISIT supports the DHS mission of protecting the United States from dangerous people

US-VISIT provides biometric and biographic identification and analysis services to agencies throughout these communities:

Decisionmakers rely on US-VISIT’s services to accurately identify people and assess their risk

Defense and

Intelligence Law Enforcement

Immigration and Border

Management Credentialing

Guiding Principles

• Enhance the security of our citizens and visitors

• Facilitate legitimate travel and trade

• Ensure integrity of our immigration system

• Protect the privacy of our visitors

History/Legislation

9/30/1996 6/15/2000 10/30/2000 10/26/2001 11/19/2001 5/14/2002

Data

Management

Improvement

Act (DMIA)

USA PATRIOT

Act

Enhanced

Border Security and Visa Entry

Reform Act

Illegal

Immigration

Reform and

Immigrant

Responsibility

Act (IIRIRA)

Section 110

Aviation

Transportation

Security Act

Visa Waiver

Permanent

Program Act

12/17/2004

Intelligence

Reform and

Terrorism

Prevention Act of 2004

8/3/2007

Implementing the

Recommendations of the 9/11

Commission Act of

2007 (PL110-53)

Biometrics Revolutionize Security

BEFORE US-VISIT

Paper-based travel documents were susceptible to fraud, alteration

Disparate information systems lacked coordination

Officials relied on biographic information, which can be forged, to verify identity and make visa issuance or admission decisions

Countries operated independently from one another on law and immigration enforcement

SINCE US-VISIT

Significantly increased ability to detect fraudulent /altered travel document use

Officials use biometrics, which are virtually impossible to forge, to prevent dangerous people from obtaining visas or entering the United States

Better coordination with other agencies;

provide a single source for biometrics-based information on dangerous people

Countries are adopting similar standards to stop criminals, immigration violators and known or suspected terrorists

Users of US-VISIT’s Biographic and

Biometric Identification and Analysis

Services

Intelligence Community

Department of Defense

Department of Justice

State and Local Law Enforcement

Department of State U.S. Customs and Border

Protection

U.S. Immigration and

Customs Enforcement

U.S. Citizenship and

Immigration Services

Transportation Security

Administration

U.S. Coast Guard

U.S. Secret Service

Federal Emergency

Management Agency

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International visitors’ identities enrolled or verified at ports of entry for

U.S. Customs and Border Protection and U.S. Border Patrol

Benefit applicants’ identities enrolled or verified for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Immigration violators’ identities enrolled or verified for U.S. Border Patrol and U.S.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Illegal migrants’ identities enrolled or verified for U.S. Coast Guard at sea

Visa applicants’ identities enrolled or verified for U.S. Department of State

Fingerprints verified as part of investigation support across agencies, helping to solve crimes, identify John Does, and support terrorist investigations

Identities of criminals, immigration violators, and known or suspected terrorists enrolled or verified for DOD and intelligence agencies.

*Current capacity of 250,000 transactions a day

100,000

10,000

4,400

29,000

7,000

A Day in the Life of US-VISIT Biometrics

Possible Visa Overstay Records Processed

Suspected visa overstays identified

Leads provided to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on suspected visa overstays

Arrests made of or detainers issued by ICE for visa overstays based on leads provided by US-VISIT

Records of confirmed visa overstays added to the US-VISIT Watchlist

A Day in the Life of US-VISIT Biographics

1,000

US-VISIT: IDENT & ADIS

ADIS IDENT

Biometric & Biographic Records* (>120M)

Name

Date of Birth

Citizenship

Sex

Travel Document

Information

Subject of Interest

List Match

Fingerprint ID

Number

Photograph

Fingerprint

Name

Date of Birth

Citizenship

Sex

Travel Document

Information

Subject of Interest

List Match

Fingerprint ID

Number

Vessel Port

PNR Number

Carrier Code

Vessel Name

Arrival Info

Departure Info

U.S. Destination

Address

Passenger

Status Class of

Admission

Admit Until Date

Visa Information

A-Number

Biographic Records* (>250M)

Identity & Status Decision Support

Inputs from more than 15,000 users Fully synchronized with IDENT

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Biometric Entry Procedures: From 2-to 10-Fingerprint Collection

Makes legitimate travel to the United States more efficient and secure

Improves fingerprint matching accuracy and facilitates entry into the United States

Enables DHS to collect better, more actionable information on criminals and immigration violators trying to enter the country

Enables DHS to check visitors’ fingerprints against full or partial fingerprints collected from locations where terrorists have operated

Individuals Subject to US-VISIT Procedures At the U.S. ports of entry, US-VISIT covers:

Visa Waiver Program (VWP) travelers

Travelers entering on a non-immigrant visa

Individuals entering on an immigrant visa

Refugees and persons seeking asylum

Individuals “paroled” into the United States

Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs)

Canadian citizens who’s entry requires a CBP Form I-94

Guam Visa Waiver Program travelers

Exempted from US-VISIT at the ports of entry are:

U.S. Citizens

Children under 14

Individuals over 79

Mexican Border Crossing Card (BCC) holders entering at the land ports under the terms of the BCC program.

Canadian citizens applying for admission as B–1/B–2 visitors for business or pleasure

Individuals specifically exempted, such as diplomatic and NATO staff and family.

New Technologies and Standards:

Multimodal Biometrics

• Multimodal biometrics are the next generation of secure identity management.

• US-VISIT is partnering with other agencies to conduct tests on face and iris biometric technology to evaluate the current market and its state of maturity.

Growing Global Use of Biometrics

Canada European Union

Mexico Peru Singapore

New

Zealand

Argentina Australia

Planning to Use Biometrics

Japan

United

Arab

Emirates

Using Biometrics

United Kingdom

United States

United Kingdom

Resource

Web site www.dhs.gov/us-visit

DIRECTOR

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

PROGRAM

INTEGRATION

& MISSION SERVICES

Assistant Director

PROGRAM

MANAGEMENT

Assistant Director

INFORMATION

SHARING

& TECHNICAL

ASSISTANCE

CHIEF

INFORMATION

OFFICER

Assistant Director

INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY

MANAGEMENT

U.S. VISITOR AND IMMIGRANT STATUS INDICATOR TECHNOLOGY (US-VISIT) PROGRAM

ACQUISITION

& PROGRAM

MANAGEMENT

BUDGET & FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT

HUMAN CAPITAL

& TRAINING

ADMINISTRATION

& LOGISTICS

PROJECT

MANAGEMENT

IDENTITY SERVICES

BUSINESS POLICY

& PLANNING

Communications &

Public Liaison

General Counsel

(DHS Office of

General Counsel)

Organizational Chart

Staffing

US-VISIT Staffing Growth

FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13

Intended Manning Level

New Billets

Conversion Billets

EOY HC

Facilities Footprint Location Usable Square Footage

Primary Offices – Arlington, VA

1616 N. Fort Myer Drive

1550 Wilson Blvd.

76,328 Sq Ft

43,200 Sq Ft

Alternate Operating Facility (AOF)

Baltimore, MD 3,279 Sq Ft

Biometric Support Center – West (BSC-W)

San Diego, CA 9,881 Sq Ft

Data Centers

Stennis, MS

Clarksville, VA

Nominal

Functional Categories

Program Management Support

Project Management

Scheduling

Modeling

Policy & Procedures Development (PPD) – Internal

Architecture and Space Planning

CADD, Drafter, Engineering and Science Support

Site Survey Support

Communications, Outreach, Graphics Support and Technical Writing

Records and Information Management (RIM)

GIS Management Asset Management http://dhsconnect.dhs.gov/org/comp/nppd/us-visit/Documents/US-VISIT YIR 2010_508_sm.pdf

Functional Categories

Environmental Management – NEPA (Sustainability)

Emergency Management

Building Management Support

Construction Oversight

Database Development and Maintenance

Cost Estimation

Budget Analysis

Information Technology Help Desk Support

Asset Management

Printing Support

Administrative Support