Travel
February, 1996
Immigration starts cardingLines at immigration may be a thing of the past. If you're an American citizen who travels abroad at least three times a year, you can now obtain an ATM-type card called an Inspass (it stands for Immigration and Naturalization Service Passenger Accelerated Service System) that will get you through airport immigration at JFK, Newark or Toronto's Lester Pearson International in a breeze. It works this way: Upon arriving at one of these airports, the cardholder proceeds di...
