Leland Conway is sitting in for the legendary Dan Caplis on this episode of the Dan Caplis Show, and he's diving into a topic that's got everyone talking: the use of "flock cameras" and their implications on our society. These cameras, which use artificial intelligence to track license plates, have been making headlines lately, with some people loving them for their ability to make us safer, and others hating them for their potential to create a surveillance state.

In this episode, Leland is joined by Art del Cuato, a former vice president of the Border Patrol Union and now a member of the Federation of Americans for Immigration Reform. They're discussing the misinformation and disinformation surrounding ICE and the recent incidents involving the agency. Art shares his expertise and insights on the importance of border security and the need to have a serious conversation about immigration. He also talks about the language surrounding the issue, including the misuse of terms like "illegal immigrant" and "undocumented immigrant."

The conversation also touches on the topic of transparency and the use of body cameras by ICE agents. Art del Cuato shares his thoughts on the benefits and challenges of implementing body cameras, and how they can help to reduce the narrative around these incidents. He also discusses the importance of having the right rules in place to protect the court process and ensure that camera footage isn't released too early.

If you're interested in learning more about the complexities of immigration and border security, and how we can have a more nuanced conversation about these issues, tune in to this episode of the Dan Caplis Show. Leland and Art del Cuato offer a unique perspective on these topics, and their conversation is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the intricacies of this important issue.

Leland Conway is sitting in for the legendary Dan Caplis on this episode of the Dan Caplis Show, and he's diving into a topic that's got everyone talking: the use of "flock cameras" and their implications on our society. These cameras, which use artificial intelligence to track license plates, have been making headlines lately, with some people loving them for their ability to make us safer, and others hating them for their potential to create a surveillance state.In this episode, Leland is joined by Art del Cuato, a former vice president of the Border Patrol Union and now a member of the Federation of Americans for Immigration Reform. They're discussing the misinformation and disinformation surrounding ICE and the recent incidents involving the agency. Art shares his expertise and insights on the importance of border security and the need to have a serious conversation about immigration. He also talks about the language surrounding the issue, including the misuse of terms like "illegal immigrant" and "undocumented immigrant."The conversation also touches on the topic of transparency and the use of body cameras by ICE agents. Art del Cuato shares his thoughts on the benefits and challenges of implementing body cameras, and how they can help to reduce the narrative around these incidents. He also discusses the importance of having the right rules in place to protect the court process and ensure that camera footage isn't released too early.If you're interested in learning more about the complexities of immigration and border security, and how we can have a more nuanced conversation about these issues, tune in to this episode of the Dan Caplis Show. Leland and Art del Cuato offer a unique perspective on these topics, and their conversation is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the intricacies of this important issue.

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Leland Conway Breaks Down The Misinformation Surrounding ICE

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