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Governor Kristi Noem and the Department of Homeland Security are being sued by citizens alleging the unlawful surveillance of protesters by ICE. The lawsuit details claims of facial scanning, vehicle tracking, and home visits, aiming to halt these alleged invasive practices.
A new lawsuit alleges that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been using advanced surveillance technology to spy on American protesters. The suit claims tactics like face scanning, car tracking, and home visits are being used, raising concerns about civil liberties and the agency's priorities.
A high-ranking Treasury official, John Hurley, has reportedly resigned due to his objections to a broad financial spying program allegedly targeting the Somali community in Minnesota. This move has sparked concerns over Fourth Amendment violations and is expected to lead to significant legal challenges.
Meta is reportedly planning to integrate facial recognition into its Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses, with internal documents suggesting a cynical launch strategy to avoid public backlash. Civil liberties groups have universally condemned the move, citing profound privacy and surveillance concerns.
