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In this eye-opening video, Rachel Hale delves into the world of government surveillance in Texas, uncovering a mandatory fee buried in every auto insurance policy. The Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority, funded by this fee, awards grants to law enforcement agencies for motor vehicle crime prevention, but Hale questions how this funding has led to the widespread use of automated surveillance infrastructure, including license plate readers and facial recognition technology. She examines the legislation that enabled this surveillance, including SB 604 and the failed SB 77, which would have established limits on the use of traffic surveillance technology. Hale argues that the public deserves transparency and accountability in how these funds are being used, particularly when it comes to the collection and retention of personal data. With a focus on pro-constitution, pro-transparency, and pro-accountability, Hale shines a light on the importance of informed consent and the need for clear boundaries on government surveillance.

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