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Recent records show that ICE agents have surveilled protesters by collecting various forms of personal data, including facial recognition and license plate information. The Department of Homeland Security has denied maintaining a domestic terrorist database, but the surveillance practices raise concerns about First Amendment rights and the implications of such data collection.
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Recent records show that ICE agents have surveilled protesters by collecting various forms of personal data, including facial recognition and license plate information. The Department of Homeland Security has denied maintaining a domestic terrorist database, but the surveillance practices raise concerns about First Amendment rights and the implications of such data collection.
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