This is the first in a two-part series exploring the government's expanding use of surveillance technology as part of its immigration enforcement operations. You can read Part 2 here.
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The California Privacy Protection Agency kicked off 2026 by launching a tool that state residents can use to make data brokers delete and stop…
On any day of the week in the Northeast Los Angeles (NELA) neighborhood of Echo Park, Sunset Boulevard is peppered with vendors, joggers, dog …
Community colleges offer new classes to prepare students for calculus, comply with controversial law
This story was originally published by EdSource. Sign up for their daily newsletter.Top TakeawaysA new law makes it easier to enroll in calcul…
The federal expansion of immigrant surveillance is increasing political targeting, identity theft and data breach risks for all Americans.
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