U.S. Department of Homeland Security has proposed new rules to expand biometric data collection in immigration cases.Under this plan, USCIS could collect fingerprints, photos, and even DNA samples to confirm identity and family relationships.This update could affect many applicants, petitioners, and sponsors in future immigration filings.In this NPZ Immigration Update, Kunal Patel from NPZ Law Group explains what this means for applicants, how it could impact privacy, and what steps to expect if the rule is finalized.Stay informed with NPZ Law Group — your trusted source for U.S. immigration news and updates.For legal assistance, visit www.visaserve.com