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LA Sheriff Department has hundreds of surveillance cameras. Officials say data isn't shared with ICE South Pasadena recently moved to not renew a contract with Flock Safety after residents gathered and told the city coun
Department officials are aiming to address community fears about cooperation with civil immigration enforcement.
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Department officials are aiming to address community fears about cooperation with civil immigration enforcement.
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According to LAist’s linked item, LA Sheriff Department has hundreds of surveillance cameras. Officials say data isn’t shared with ICE South Pasadena recently moved to not renew a contract with Flock Safety after residents gathered and told the city coun, Department officials are aiming to address community fears about cooperation with civil immigration enforcement.
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Primary source: LA Sheriff Department has hundreds of surveillance cameras. Officials say data isn’t shared with ICE South Pasadena recently moved to not renew a contract with Flock Safety after residents gathered and told the city coun via LAist. VINI cites and links the source; it does not reproduce the publisher’s full article text without rights clearance.
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