Legal & Policy

San Jose Can Protect Immigrants by Ending Flock Surveillance System

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Local leaders in California are pushing to end automated license plate reader (ALPR) programs due to privacy concerns and risks of misuse by federal agencies like ICE, highlighting San Jose as a key city that should follow suit; content creators should be aware of growing public and legal scrutiny over surveillance technologies that can infringe on civil liberties.

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