DHS monitored protestors and revoked Global Entry, says lawsuit

A lawsuit has been filed against Homeland Security alleging that federal agents used facial recognition and license plate data to surveil and retaliate against individuals exercising their First Amendment rights while observing immigration enforcement. The complaint claims that these surveillance practices led to revocations of Trusted Traveler Program memberships, including Global Entry, without proper explanation or due process. The plaintiffs, including legal observers and activists, argue that this ongoing surveillance and retaliation threaten free speech and violate constitutional protections.

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