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April 14, 2026 · 0 shares
A civil-liberties–leaning, evidence-based analysis highlights civil rights, privacy, and transparency concerns around ICE access to Flock camera data via state agencies, while acknowledging official defenses and safeguards and framing ongoing policy debate.
Public records reveal cross-agency sharing of Flock license-plate data with ICE and immigration-related searches by state/local agencies, underscoring civil-liberties concerns and the need for safeguards amid 287(g) expansion.
I favor civil-liberties protections and transparency in policing/data-sharing.
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