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Georgia Department of Human Services Division of Family in Atlanta spent $954,578 on one mass surveillance vehicle, while facing a budget crisis “Invisible surveillance technology in the hands of a state child welfare agency, not police. State records show a nearly million-dollar surveillance vehicle was purchased with child welfare funds” The state agency is so broke they recently needed a $81 million dollar bailout just to keep basic needs of children met, like transportation to take foster kids to see their families But Democrats felt the need to spent $954,578 on one mass surveillance vehicle equipped with a system that can force everyone’s phone to connect who’s around it and then download your phone’s data to identify everyone These new mass surveillance vehicles are being described as “worse than flock” Nobody in America consents to these new mass surveillance vehicles

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