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ARIZONA — As the United States prepares for a surge in global travel ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup, officials say stronger collaboration across agencies and countries is critical to combating passport and visa fraud, which often links to transnational criminal networks.
That is according to Jeff Kraus, a special agent with the U.S. Department of State’s Diplomatic Security Service, who said coordinated efforts are central to detecting and disrupting fraud before it reaches American borders.
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