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USA-POLAND: Border Boletín: UA to take lie-detector kiosk to Poland

01 October 2010

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USA-POLAND: Border Boletín: UA to take lie-detector kiosk to Poland (Arizona Daily Star, link): Computer specialists from the National Center for Border Security and Immigration Research of the University of Arizona visited Poland to present their newest technical finding: a lie detector machine that can
be used to apply to migrants to decide if the story they are telling to demand asylum, is correct.

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