Tell Congress: Investigate ICE's "Mass Surveillance Network"

ICE is secretly spying on millions of Americans.

An investigation from the Associated Press revealed that ICE and Border Patrol have built a sprawling surveillance web that tracks drivers nationwide using hidden license plate readers, facial recognition, and private data brokers. No warrants. No oversight. No consent.

ICE is buying personal data it was never authorized to collect, turning local police and private companies into part of a federal spy machine. It’s an assault on privacy, and Congress must stop it.

Tell Congress: “Investigate ICE’s mass surveillance network. Stop warrantless tracking of innocent Americans.”

Cameras tied to Border Patrol are appearing far from the border—scanning the plates of nurses, teachers, and families on their daily commutes. Those scans feed directly into ICE’s databases, creating a real-time map of people’s movements.

If we don’t act, this dragnet will grow unchecked—turning every car and neighborhood into part of a government surveillance grid.

Congress must act now. Lawmakers should subpoena ICE’s secret contracts, freeze funding for its surveillance programs, and require warrants before tracking anyone inside the U.S.

Add your name: Tell Congress to investigate ICE’s mass surveillance network before it becomes permanent.

The petition to Congress reads: “Investigate ICE’s mass surveillance network. Stop warrantless tracking of innocent Americans.”