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Among those named in the lawsuit is a 17-year-old girl, identified as Angelica S. She crossed the border in November, and her sister began the process of sponsoring her, providing a passport and fingerprints.

"Every cheer, every celebration, leaves a trace beneath our feet, a seismic fingerprint of collective joy, written into the Earth's memory long after the final whistle," she said.

Roughly 130 positions — including crime scene photographers and analysts who process fingerprints and ballistic evidence — are not easily replaced, McDonnell warned.

She also found that there were missed investigative opportunities in areas such as forensics, fingerprints and palm prints and witness inquiries.

The scientists searched for fingerprints of giant icebergs using very detailed 3D seismic data, collected by oil and gas companies or wind turbine projects doing ocean surveys.