A state senator has initiated an investigation into the Department of Homeland Security’s efforts to collect personal data from New York residents, raising concerns over privacy and government overreach. The probe follows reports that federal agencies may be seeking access to sensitive information without clear public oversight or justification. Critics argue such data collection could undermine trust in law enforcement while supporters claim it’s necessary for national security. The inquiry aims to clarify the scope and legality of these actions amid growing public scrutiny.
State Sen. Myrie launches probe into DHS’s quest of New Yorkers' data spectrumlocalnews.com
