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FLOCK CAMERAS SPARK NEW MASS-SURVEILLANCE WARNING Rep. Marlin Stutzman warns Flock’s nationwide license-plate camera network is collecting far more information than most Americans realize, raising serious privacy and Fourth Amendment concerns. “This is big government, this is massive surveillance.” “You may catch the bad guys, but you're also surveilling...

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@RepStutzman So what? Just catch the bad guys.

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@RepStutzman @AAGDhillon

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@RepStutzman Put up Flock Cameras at all the polling locations and ballot drop-offs and let’s see who reveals themselves with their reactions.

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