Customs and Border Protection agents monitor cars, left, and pedestrians enter the U.S. through a walkway, at the Puerta Mexico international bridge.Customs and Border Protection has paid tens of thousands of dollars for access to a private company's network of security cameras that spans the US, according to federal procurement records.
The camera network, owned by a company called Vigilant, monitors roads and highways for license plates and sends automatic alerts for the location of specific vehicles. It's part of a broader pattern of CBP buying access to personal data collected by private companies, sidestepping the need for warrants and evading public scrutiny.Customs and Border Protection bought access to a vast surveillance network owned and operated by a private company that grants the agency insight into people's movements across the US, federal procurement records show.
CBP has spent tens of thousands of dollars for access to LEARN, a system sold by a commercial vendor called Vigilant that uses hundreds of cameras across the US to monitor highways and automatically alert authorities when specific license plates drive by.
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