Digital Border
- On 24th May, 2021, the United Kingdom (UK) Home Office launched a scheme to create a digital border as part of its plans for immigration reform.
Background
- The Home Office originally launched an e-Borders programme in 2003, aiming to improve the use of information to track people across borders but failed to deliver.
- It then launched a replacement programme, Digital Services at the Border (DSAB), in 2014.
- The original aim was for DSAB to be completed by March 2019, delivering three main systems: Advance Border Control, Border Crossing, and Advanced Freight Targeting Capability.
About the Scheme
- The UK’s ‘New plan for ....
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