0 past simple and past participle of fingerprint
I understand the objection to fingerprinting, but there is no objection when it is common practice for every asylum seeker to be fingerprinted.
All applicants, including children, are now supposed to appear in person at the consulate in order to be fingerprinted.
Children were being fingerprinted because of the rising incidence of child abduction.
Are we to permit the indignity of frightened children arriving in this country as asylum seekers being fingerprinted?
Will those seeking settlement applications in this country be fingerprinted?
There are greater safeguards for people who are forcibly fingerprinted.
Is he suggesting that the whole population should be fingerprinted so that no one should be able to make multiple social security applications?
I certainly did not mean to suggest that they had been fingerprinted.
