politics
ICE protester says her Global Entry was revoked after agent scanned her face
Global Entry and Precheck revoked three days after incident, court filing says.
TL;DR
- Nicole Cleland, a Minnesota resident and Target Corporation director, had her Global Entry and TSA Precheck privileges revoked.
- The revocation occurred three days after she was stopped by immigration agents while observing their activities.
- An agent informed Cleland that facial recognition technology was used to identify her.
- Cleland believes the revocation is retaliation for observing federal agents, which she states she was doing legally.
- The Department of Homeland Security and ICE are named in a lawsuit filed by Minnesota residents.
- Federal agents are reportedly making extensive use of facial recognition technology in immigration enforcement.
- Cleland feels intimidated by the incident and is concerned about future interactions with law enforcement agencies.