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Leaders Call on City Council to Pull Funding from Automated License Plate Readers to Invest in Communities and Restore Trust Through the Budget Process

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE San Diego, CA –June 5, 2025– San Diego Community Leaders do not want Trump's draconian location surveillance technology. We do not trust ICE with this data. We call on our elected officials to protect all of our communities from federal overreach. Labor, immigrant, Black and

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Opinion: How automatic licensee plate readers make us less safe - The San Diego Union-Tribune

These technologies create an immense oversight burden for our public officials.

Civil Rights Groups to White House: Discriminatory ‘National Security’ Policies Must End

New Memorandum from Leading Civil Rights Advocates Documents the Most Egregious Federal Programs that Surveil, Profile, and Criminalize Black, African, Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian Communities Twenty Years after President Bush Announced the “War on Terror,” Civil Rights Organizations Call on Biden Administration to Dismantle Unjust and Unconstitutional

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Advocates Urge San Diego City Council To Delay Vote On Surveillance Technology Contract

Councilmembers are set to vote on whether to keep using ShotSpotter, a system that is supposed to detect when gunshots are fired. Advocates say the technology is flawed and creates community distrust.

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Streetlight Spy Cameras Have Led to a Massive Privacy Backlash in San Diego

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San Diego's smart streetlights misunderstood, officials say

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Leaders Call on City Council to Pull Funding from Automated License Plate Readers to Invest in Communities and Restore Trust Through the Budget Process

Opinion: How automatic licensee plate readers make us less safe - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Civil Rights Groups to White House: Discriminatory ‘National Security’ Policies Must End

Advocates Urge San Diego City Council To Delay Vote On Surveillance Technology Contract

Streetlight Spy Cameras Have Led to a Massive Privacy Backlash in San Diego

San Diego's smart streetlights misunderstood, officials say

Protesters call for San Diego to suspend ‘smart streetlight’ technology, citing privacy concerns