Privacy Rights and Border Surveillance in the US
Residents of certain states have the right to opt-out of Targeted Advertising. United States Customs and Border Protection plans to photograph every person leaving the country by vehicle to track self-deportations. ICE is paying Palantir to build a tool to monitor people self-deporting from the US.
Key Points
- Residents of specific states can opt-out of Targeted Advertising
- CBP plans to photograph individuals leaving the country by vehicle
- ICE is developing tools to monitor self-deportations from the US
Pros
- Provides information about the right to opt-out of Targeted Advertising
- Discusses plans by Customs and Border Protection to monitor people leaving the US by vehicle
- Highlights tools being developed by ICE to track self-deportations
Cons
- Potential invasion of privacy through widespread surveillance
- Concerns about tracking individuals leaving the country