The present invention is a universal biometric 
monitoring system designed to locate and track terrorists, criminals, and missing or displaced persons. Via various checkpoints and a plurality of identity 
verification or observation ports, defining identity characteristics or 
biometric data is transmitted to a 
system that cumulatively creates a 
database and identity related profiles. The uses of the 
system are three-fold. Data is retrieved and examined in order to: Find, isolate, and 
restrict wanted individuals; Locate missing children; Bring order and 
identity resolution to groups of individuals, most specifically individuals displaced 
resultant to disaster situations. The 
system is capable of retrieving, capturing, transmitting, analyzing, and otherwise examining 
biometric data, cumulatively building identity profiles, and has the ability to search, match, find, trace and track identities through this system as well as set off a multiplicity of alert outputs and alarms.