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Tlaib argued that facial-recognition technology is biased and said the bill would protect civil liberties.
Five Democratic lawmakers announced the reintroduction of legislation to prohibit government use of facial recognition and other biometric technology. Supporters say the technology threatens privacy and civil rights and can misidentify people, particularly people of color.
Senate sponsor and leading advocate for the reintroduced bill
Markey's version of this story ↗Senate sponsor and advocate for the reintroduced bill
Merkley's version of this story ↗House sponsor and advocate for the reintroduced bill
Jayapal's version of this story ↗House cosponsor of the bill
Senate cosponsor of the bill
President whose administration is criticized in Markey’s statement
House cosponsor of the bill
House cosponsor of the bill
House cosponsor of the bill
House cosponsor of the bill
House sponsor of the reintroduced bill
House cosponsor of the bill
Senate cosponsor of the bill
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Senate sponsor and advocate for the reintroduced bill
Merkley's version of this story ↗House sponsor and advocate for the reintroduced bill
Jayapal's version of this story ↗House cosponsor of the bill
Senate cosponsor of the bill
President whose administration is criticized in Markey’s statement
House cosponsor of the bill
House cosponsor of the bill
House cosponsor of the bill
House cosponsor of the bill
House sponsor of the reintroduced bill
House cosponsor of the bill
Senate cosponsor of the bill
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