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Overcrowding concerns arise at Baltimore ICE facility amid SCOTUS ruling (opens the original)
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Concerns are growing about overcrowding issues at Baltimore's immigration facility as the U.S. Supreme Court allows third-country deportations to resume. A U.S. Supreme Court order issued Tuesday halts an appeals court ruling and allows the Trump administration to continue third-country deportations, a policy that allows U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to send undocumented migrants to countries to which they have no connection. Last week, the Trump administration canceled a flight carry
Maryland company pushes ALPR privacy reforms (opens the original)
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Columbia-based Rekor Systems, which helped pioneer automated license plate readers, pushes for privacy reforms Columbia-based Rekor Systems, which helped pioneer automated license plate readers, pushes for privacy reforms The more the public learns about automated license plate readers, the more privacy concerns arise. A Maryland-based company is pushing back against its competitor, asking for clear industry standards. Columbia-based technology company Rekor Systems helped pioneer automated lice
What happens to automated license plate reader data? (opens the original)
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WBAL-TV 11 News Investigates examines what happens to the data collected by roadside cameras and the concerns that access may be shared behind closed doors. Automated license plate readers feed the information collected by the cameras into a searchable system that police can use, without a warrant, to search for vehicles via a license plate number or a vehicle description. Each law enforcement agency controls who can use the system and when. It's a tool that some law enforcement agencies say mak
Flock cameras in Maryland raise surveillance concerns (opens the original)
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'Mass surveillance is something that a lot of people don't want.' 'Mass surveillance is something that a lot of people don't want.' As the number of automated license plate readers grows every year, so does the controversy around them as more go online. State data shows more than 1,100 ALPRs are in use on Maryland roads, collecting license plate numbers and important data that can be used to pinpoint a person's location. The AI-assisted cameras snap pictures of vehicles every time they pass by,
Top Scott admin official fought inspector general access to messages (opens the original)
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A senior Baltimore city official is the subject of three inspector general investigations involving allegations of hostile communications, technology policy violations, and efforts to obstruct access to her messages, according to a March report from the Office of the Inspector General. The investigations are tied to a public dispute and court battle between Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and Inspector General Isabel Cumming. The OIG report revealed that the senior official sent messages containin
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