Posted on 01/26/2018 12:31:20 PM PST by MarchonDC09122009
ID2020.org - Global ID initiative and e-Verify to help identify illegals
.gov - tracking all license plates to know where you / er ah illegals are
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Good weapon against illegals, but its a shame it has come to this for the freedom and anonymity of the rest of us.
Official gov source for more privacy impact info:
https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/privacy-pia-ice-lpr-march2015.pdf
https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/privacy-pia-ice-lpr-january2018.pdf
“Good weapon against illegals, but its a shame it has come to this for the freedom and anonymity of the rest of us.”
Had it been obama doing this the reaction around here would have been lock and load, move it on out...
All license plates should have a bar code on them; the DMV will send along a sticker with a bar code representing your plate.
If you think this hasn’t already been going on for more than a decade ... you’re mistaken.
I’ve thought for many years now that each party does things the other wished it could do but couldn’t pull off, especially the GOP. Like the enhanced Bush surveillance after 9/11, for example. That fell into Obama’s lap, with results we are just beginning to discover.
Had it been Obama, it would have been ATF not ICE.
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I knew it was done partially through the EZ Pass cameras, and expected that to be co-ordinated. But, I didn't know if it was at a fully national level before, and at what level of government the data was being attended to.
I actually was kind of comforted that the technology was so primitive. I was expecting street mounted sensors to read licence plates, not analysing databases of pictures from various sources.
I fully expect this program to further erode the rights and freedoms of the people — how about ‘no’?
They don’t need all this expensive gear, all they need is a hotline for the citizens to call and enough people to remove the illegal aliens.
We know where they are, even if ICE pretends not to know.
“ICE is not seeking to build a license plate reader database, and will not collect nor contribute any data to a national public or private database through this contract.”
Snort, snort. ICE can’t find an illegal in a Mexican protest parade so they’re changing their focus back onto US citizens’ travels.
Yo, they can find me at the grocery store on or about 3 pm next Wednesday. They can track me through the aisles on the store camera. I might even squeeze the Charmin to say howdy to the black suit.
You have no anonymity when you are operating a motor vehicle on a public roadway.
There used to be a www.wehireillegals.com where you could report what businesses around your town hired illegals so customers could decided whether to patronize the business. Don’t know what/why it shut down.
If you think this hasn’t already been going on for more than a decade ... you’re mistaken.
I saw a video on this many years ago. It’s gotten a LOT better.
The day is coming very soon where if you have done anything along the lines of not shown up for a court date, have an expired license or expired tabs, you WILL be nailed within the hour of taking your car out in public in a high population area. The first cop car to get a glimpse of your license plate will absolutely nail you within a second or two of seeing your license plate. It’s just up to the cop to decide whether or not to take any action.
Until and unless there is a major douching of the corruption now existing in the FedMob I am still keeping my powder dry and my head on a swivel in regards to it.
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