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February 2019

“Civil libertarians have no love for [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] or the surveillance state, but facial recognition technology is likely here to stay. If Amazon won’t sell it to law enforcement, someone else will. Haranguing any one company in hopes that it won’t provide services that are perfectly legal only delays the inevitable, without addressing the fact that we need more oversight over how law surveillance technology.”

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