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Columbus police confirmed that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) did not directly access the city's Flock license-plate camera data, but a pilot program allowed ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations to search the system in 2025. Audit logs indicate nearly 200 searches by HSI and over 3,500 by Customs and Border Protection, including searches on other networks nationwide. The city has since limited national sharing and emphasized that there is no clear evidence ICE used the data locally, amid ongoing scrutiny over immigration-related searches.
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