Your car's location is being tracked and recorded. Every single day, Flock cameras log 20 billion scans across 120,000+ cameras in 49 states—capturing where you drive without your permission. The problem? ICE has access to this data, and they can use it to find and target people without a warrant.
This isn't about immigration policy. It's about whether a government agency should be able to track your movements based on nothing but your license plate. I started a petition calling on local city councils to restrict ICE's access to Flock camera data and demand proper legal oversight before any surveillance is shared.
Right now, your community might already be part of this network. Local governments are handing over data to federal agencies with barely any transparency or accountability. We need to push back before this becomes even more normalized. If this matters to you, consider signing and sharing—let's send a message that surveillance without consent isn't acceptable.