In an effort to share information related to lost and stolen passports as a criteria for participation in the visa waiver program, countries wishing to participate must sign agreements with the United States regarding the sharing of lost or stolen passports with DHS and INTERPOL.
On the recordApril 3, 2014
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Palazzo discusses the requirements for countries in the visa waiver program regarding passport information sharing.
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