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H.R. 9314 (119th Congress)Committee
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DHS Surveillance Technology Moratorium Act of 2026

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This bill enacts a moratorium on Department of Homeland Security contracts for surveillance and data analytics technologies used in immigration enforcement until the department completes a comprehensive audit and publishes a public report on these systems. The audit must examine data collection practices, facial recognition use, civil liberties impacts, and compliance with privacy laws. After the audit and report are published, the moratorium continues for an additional 90 days while the department submits a report on safeguards and legal authorities. The bill requires annual public reporting on surveillance technology use after the moratorium ends, with limited national security redactions subject to Inspector General review.

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