Federal and Local Biometric Surveillance Ban
This bill aims to restrict the use of facial recognition and other biometric surveillance systems by government agencies. It means the federal government cannot use these technologies without explicit Congressional approval, and state and local governments may lose federal funding if they use them. This is intended to protect citizens' privacy and rights.
Key points
The federal government cannot use facial recognition or other biometric surveillance systems without specific Congressional authorization.
State and local governments using these technologies may lose access to federal public safety grants.
Citizens whose rights are violated by illegal use of these technologies can sue the government and seek damages.
The act aims to protect privacy, free speech, and assembly, and prevent discrimination.
Status:
Expired
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