Boston Globe endorses statewide moratorium on face surveillance
The Boston Globe editorial board has endorsed a statewide moratorium on face surveillance technology, a key goal of the ACLU’s “Press Pause on Face Surveillance” campaign.
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The Boston Globe editorial board has endorsed a statewide moratorium on face surveillance technology, a key goal of the ACLU’s “Press Pause on Face Surveillance” campaign.
In America, nobody is above the law—including Customs and Border Protection officials.
Cambridge joins a growing movement of municipalities banning face surveillance technology.
Under what was dubbed the “Migrant Protection Protocols” by the Trump administration, tens of thousands of asylum-seekers have been sent to dangerous cities along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Northampton now joins two other municipalities in Massachusetts—Brookline and Somerville—which passed bans earlier this year.
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