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Florida Files Lawsuit to Block Biden's Vaccine Requirements - Vimarsana News

Florida Files Lawsuit to Block Biden's Vaccine Requirements

The state has submitted a lawsuit in federal court against President Biden, federal agencies and NASA’s administrator in hopes of blocking the federal vaccine requirements that will take effect on Dec. 8.

Marin County Sheriff Sued for Illegally Sharing Drivers' License Plate Data - Vimarsana News

Marin County Sheriff Sued for Illegally Sharing Drivers' License Plate Data

This practice has violated two California laws, endangers the safety and privacy of local immigrant communities, and facilitates location tracking by police.

Activists and rights groups sue California sheriff over illegal sharing of license plate data - Vimarsana News

Activists and rights groups sue California sheriff over illegal sharing of license plate data

Local activists and rights groups in California filed a lawsuit Thursday against the Marin County Sheriff for illegally sharing the license plate and other sensitive data of drivers with federal and o...

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Marin County Sheriff sued for sharing license plate photos with ICE, other federal agencies - Vimarsana News

Marin County Sheriff sued for sharing license plate photos with ICE, other federal agencies

Lawsuit by immigrant advocates accuses Marin County sheriff of illegally sharing license...

Calif. Sheriff Sued for Sharing License Plate Data With ICE - Vimarsana News

Calif. Sheriff Sued for Sharing License Plate Data With ICE

Privacy advocates have filed a lawsuit against Marin County Sheriff Robert Doyle for sharing license plate information with out-of-state agencies. The sheriff's actions appear to break California's sanctuary laws.