Summary
Shaker Heights is weighing new rules on ICE cooperation while facing pushback over privacy concerns regarding the city's new Flock Safety license plate readers. It's a major balancing act between local law enforcement tech and community privacy rights.
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Buying and running these camera systems costs city tax dollars, though the exact price tag is still up for debate.
Police and federal agencies get better tools to track vehicles and enforce laws, but everyday residents are left wondering at what cost to their privacy.
Immigrants and privacy-minded residents who worry their daily commutes and personal movements are being tracked without a warrant.
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