Concerns Raised Over DHS Surveillance Impact on Constitutional Rights

The Department of Homeland Security's increasing reliance on surveillance technology in immigration enforcement is raising concerns about potential threats to the constitutional rights of American citizens. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the views of experts Ruth Whittaker, Sarah Pierce, and Mike Sexton from Third Way. They argue that the expansion of surveillance measures could infringe on privacy and civil liberties, urging a reevaluation of current practices to ensure they align with constitutional protections. The discussion underscores the need for a balanced approach that safeguards national security while respecting individual rights.