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The Drug Enforcement Administration has initiated a massive national license plate reader program with major civil liberties concerns but disclosed very few details, according to new DEA documents obtained by the ACLU through the Freedom of Information Act.
The DEA is currently operating a National License Plate Recognition initiative that connects DEA license plate readers with those of other law enforcement agencies around the country. A Washington Post headline proclaimed in February 2014 that the Department of Homeland Security had cancelled its “national license-plate tracking plan,” but all that was ended was one Immigrations and Customs Enforcement solicitation for proposals. In fact, a government-run national license plate tracking
originally posted by: Domo1
This just stinks to me. I feel like there have to better ways of keeping harmful drugs off our streets that don't require a database and information sharing of anyone that just happens to drive in an area where these cameras are present.
originally posted by: skunkape23
I used to be what could be considered paranoid.
Now I just avoid people that I suspect are "hot."
Land of the free.
originally posted by: Domo1
I think that's great advice but I personally have no idea where to start.
originally posted by: JourneymanWelder
it would not surprise me if every licence plate ever made had a tracking chip.