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Immigration Searches Were Conducted on Twin Falls Flock Network. A Month Later, Agreements Changed.
Network audits found at least 631 immigration-related searches of Twin Falls data before the police department ended national lookup access, officials said.
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Immigration searches were conducted on Twin Falls Flock network. A month later, agreements changed.
A Flock Automated License Plate Reader near the Lowe's on Overland Road in Boise, as captured on Aug. 5, 2026. (Photo by Valentin Termite/Idaho Capital Sun)1:42 p.m., May 3; Indiana State Police entered a Flock automated license plate reader – known as ALPR – network lookup. The reason for the search: “Immigration (civil/administrative).” Quickly, the nationwide system sprung into action; hundreds of ALPR systems searched for a suspect’s license…
·Boise, United States
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