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BREAKING: Members of Congress just introduced a bill to stop law enforcement use of face recognition technology.
No one should have to fear the government tracking and identifying your face wherever you go.

No one, like our client Robert Williams, should have to fear being accused of a crime you never committed because of a flawed technology.

Pass the long-overdue bill.
Robert Williams was arrested for a theft he didn't commit because of a face recognition technology law enforcement shouldn't be using.
washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…
Robert Williams' daughters can't unsee their father's wrongful arrest, but we can make sure no one else has to go through what the Williams family did.

Tell Congress to stop face recognition surveillance. aclu.org/stopfacesurvei…
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