The politics of deceptive borders: ‘biomarkers of deceit’ and the case of iBorderCtrl

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RT @javisamo: (1/n) Time to remember that we dismantled the technological claims of this pseudocientific and evil project (4.4M€) that was…

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(1/n) Time to remember that we dismantled the technological claims of this pseudocientific and evil project (4.4M€) that was tested with guards carrying soap powder to simulate a migrant introducing cocaine in the EU: https://t.co/fUZ8pJEJcC

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