Beneficiaries of the programme do not have to face an immigration officer upon arrival in the United States. While both the United States and Argentina will participate in the vetting process, the US will have the final say in whether a traveller qualifies for the programme. Washington offers help on security screening for Syrian refugees Friday, August 5, 2016 Argentina on track for inclusion into expedited entry into the USWithin the framework of US Secretary of State John Kerry’s visit to Buenos Aires, the United States and Argentina have signed an agreement paving the way for Argentina to eventually participate in the US Global Entry programme, potentially making customs and immigration checks easier for travellers who pass an exhaustive vetting programme. “We believe that we really want to commend Argentina for its commitment to bring in 3,000. And we are committed to work with Argentina in an effort to try to make sure that the screening and the process works effectively,” Kerry said yesterday.

Source: Bueno Aires Herald August 05, 2016 02:26 UTC