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US Homeland Security subpoenaed 17 million California driver records

The Department of Homeland Security subpoenaed 17 million driver records as California debated data sharing with federal authorities.

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The large-scale demand raises significant privacy and civil-liberties concerns for California residents.

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  1. As California debated sharing data on drivers, Homeland Security subpoenaed 17 million records ↗almanacnews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 4:46 PM UTC

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