U.S. Immigration Agency Using Drones Capable of Surveillance During L.A. Protests
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has confirmed its use of drones to oversee protests in Los Angeles, amidst tensions stemming from immigration raids in the region. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) is aiding local law enforcement by providing aerial surveillance aimed at enhancing situational awareness and ensuring officer safety. While many protests remain peaceful, there have been instances of violence, prompting significant law enforcement responses, including the deployment of National Guard troops. These actions have led to criticism from local leaders and a state of emergency declaration by the Mayor due to escalating unrest.
The Department of Homeland Security confirmed it is using drones to monitor Los Angeles protests. This escalates the controversy surrounding law enforcement's response to unrest over immigration raids.
DHS stated that Air and Marine Operations is providing aerial support focused on situational awareness and officer safety, amidst growing tensions and scaled-up law enforcement presence.
Read at time.com
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