Rep. Keith Self Introduces PRIVACY Act to Require Warrants for Flock Camera Data
The interview with Rep. Keith Self (R-TX) on Point of View promotes his newly introduced PRIVACY Act, which requires federal law enforcement to obtain warrants before accessing state/local surveillance data like Flock Safety's ALPR cameras and limits data retention. Self describes Flock's expansion, links it to broader concerns including mandatory impaired-driving prevention tech in future vehicles (framed as a 'kill switch'), CBDC enabling social-credit-style control, and European/Canadian examples of government overreach. The segment also discusses his Preserving Our Constitution Act targeting Sharia law elements incompatible with the U.S. Constitution. Sourcing relies on Self's statements, host Kerby Anderson's references to books by Jason Chaffetz and Ned Ryun, an article in The Texan, and Self's congressional website. No opposing experts or law enforcement perspectives on crime-solving benefits of ALPRs were included; callers or actions encouraged contacting Congress to co-sponsor the bill.
Source: Rep. Keith Self