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Protestors with Deflock Connecticut stand outside the Parsons Government Center in Milford, Conn. during a Q&A session with the town’s police chief about the installation of speed monitoring and Flock cameras on August 19, 2026. Jonathan Johnson (left), who chairs the state’s Libertarian party, said he and many others believe Flock cameras are a serious invasion of privacy and assume “people are guilty until proven innocent.”
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Protesters stand outside of the Danbury District Superior Court on August 27, 2026 following a surge in ICE activity and detainments in the city. College student Sebastian Sanchez (middle) said he came out before class to join the demonstrators, who were split into different groups, one monitoring the Danbury hospital where they thought a man was being held after being injured by ICE agents. “I can’t stay complacent, or silenced, Sanchez said. “Other people are being taken, kidnapped.”
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