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EPIC, Coalition Urge DHS to Extend Comment Period on Massive Changes to Rules for Asylum Seekers
EPIC and a coalition of 172 national, state, and local immigration, policy, direct services, and privacy organizations urged the Department of Homeland Security to extend a short 30-day deadline for comments on a rulemaking that makes substantial changes to the process for seeking asylum in the U.S.
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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EPIC, Coalition Call for ICE to Cancel Contract with LexisNexis for Invasive Surveillance Databases
In a letter signed by more than 80 immigrant rights, racial justice, government accountability, human rights, and privacy organizations, EPIC and coalition members called upon ICE not to renew a $22 million contract for a suite of surveillance services.
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Government Databases
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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EPIC Supports Senators’ Call for TSA to Halt the Use of Facial Recognition
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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Updates
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CBP Compiles Massive Amounts of Travelers’ Data Through Border Seizures
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Government Databases
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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New EPIC Report Highlights DHS’s Extensive Collection and Circulation of Location Data
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Government Databases
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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DHS’s Data Reservoir: ICE and CBP’s Capture and Circulation of Location Information
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Government Databases
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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EPIC’s Jeramie Scott to Testify to Congress on CBP’s Use of Facial Recognition Technology
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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Egbert v. Boule Shields DHS Agents from Accountability for Unconstitutional Surveillance
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court issued a decision in Egbert v. Boule granting Customs and Border Patrol (“CBP”) officers immunity from lawsuits for constitutional violations.
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Fourth Amendment
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Privacy Laws
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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Analysis
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EPIC, Coalition Urge Amazon Not to Host Massive DHS Biometric Database
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Government Databases
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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Updates
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EPIC v. ICE (Location and Social Media Surveillance)
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Data Protection
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Freedom of Information Act
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Location Tracking
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Open Government
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Surveillance Oversight
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Traveler Screening & Border Surveillance
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FOIA Cases
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