Michigan Democrats call on MDOT to end Border Patrol camera agreement

Michigan Democratic lawmakers in the House and Senate urged the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) to terminate an agreement allowing federal agencies to install surveillance technology like Flock Safety cameras and automated license plate readers on state property, citing concerns over First and Fourth Amendment rights. MDOT acknowledged reviewing the letter and stated that ALPRs are subject to strict regulations, while the lawmakers requested future agreements be denied and the existing memorandum be dissolved.