Summary
Cleveland Heights is locking down its license plate reader rules to keep immigration officials out, even though the city insists ICE isn't peeking at the data right now. They're basically adding extra privacy guardrails to make sure your daily commutes stay out of federal hands.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
It won't cost you extra, but it keeps the city from wasting money and trust on privacy lawsuits down the road.
Every local driver who wants to cruise around town without federal agencies tracking their every move gets peace of mind.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (3)
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Flock camera protesters voicing their opposition again in Cleveland Heights Cleveland 19 News
Is ICE tapping into Flock cameras in Cleveland Heights? Council says no, but takes action just in case.
Is ICE tapping into Flock cameras in Cleveland Heights? Council says no, but takes action just in case. News 5 Cleveland WEWS
Cleveland Heights council puts up guardrails for Flock Safety cameras
Cleveland Heights council puts up guardrails for Flock Safety cameras Cleveland.com
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