Legislation

This bill would expand the use of automated license plate readers that could target individuals seeking reproductive healthcare, gender affirming care and protesters engaged in activity protected by the First Amendment.

This bill does not meet bare minimum standards to protect people's privacy and would legitimize a status quo that protects big tech profits, and not people.

This bill would require cell phone companies to disclose cell phone location to law enforcement under certain circumstances, opening the door to police abuse of emergency requests.

While intended to protect minors, this bill exposes adult Wisconsinites to harmful surveillance and violates the First Amendment by requiring ID to visit websites.

This bill would require the Wisconsin Department of Justice to award grants to schools to acquire proactive firearm detection software.

This bill proposes to “card” people before they use social media.

This bill would leave Wisconsinites with even lower protections from privacy intrusions by local law enforcement than they have from the federal government.

Without amendments, this bill creates a pathway to constant surveillance within a government building.

Red light cameras and automatic speed enforcement would increase rear-ends and surveillance in Milwaukee.