EPIC reports that Customs & Border Patrol's Predictive Intelligence Targeting Teams are using financial records and travel data to target individuals without disclosing how the data was obtained. The article cites past ICE bulk subpoenas of 6.2 million financial records and calls for legislation such as a "Fourth Amendment is Not for Sale Act" to close data‑broker loopholes. It also recommends amending the RFPA and restricting ALPR networks.
Why it matters: The piece highlights privacy risks of federal predictive policing and proposes new legislation to protect financial and location data.
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