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Congress Ties Highway Dollars to Curbs on Police License Plate Tracking — Raja Krishnamoorthi | ChamberLight
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Reps. Raja Krishnamoorthi and Michael Cloud are advancing the bipartisan No FLOCK Act, which would condition some federal highway funding on states restricting police use of automated license plate readers. The proposal seeks to curb surveillance while preserving specified public-safety uses, but law-enforcement concerns and the bill’s prospects remain unresolved.
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Sponsor of an earlier amendment seeking stricter limits on license plate readers
Sponsor of an earlier amendment seeking stricter limits on license plate readers
ALSO MENTIONED Greg Abbott, Texas governor who ordered state agencies to halt funding for the devices
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Sponsor of an earlier amendment seeking stricter limits on license plate readers
Sponsor of an earlier amendment seeking stricter limits on license plate readers
ALSO MENTIONED Greg Abbott, Texas governor who ordered state agencies to halt funding for the devices
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