San Diego Immigrant Rights Consortium

08/21/2026

Yesterday, we joined 480+ cities nationwide as part of No ALPRs National Week of Action to say: GET THE FLOCK OUT. 📢

Eyes on San Diego. 👀📸
Flock cameras track where we go and when, collecting information that can turn everyday travel into a record of our lives. 🛰️

This isn’t about having something to hide. It’s about WHO gets to watch us, WHO gets access to that information, and HOW we choose to spend our local resources. ✊🏽

Technology that can track our movements, share our location with immigration enforcement, or facilitate detention and deportation has no place in our communities. $2 million could help our communities, not surveil them. 💸🏽➡️🏘️

08/20/2026

If someone followed your every move, you’d call it stalking.
When AI does it… what do we call it?

For immigrant communities, that surveillance carries an especially serious risk when location data can be accessed or shared with agencies involved in immigration enforcement. Technology that can be used to track, target, or facilitate the detention and deportation of our immigrant neighbors has no place in our communities. Our communities deserve privacy, safety, and dignity, not mass surveillance.

Thousands of automated license plate readers are quietly tracking where we drive across Southern California. 👀 Es verdad.

Systems like Flock Safety and Flock Nova can do more than scan license plates–they can create detailed records of where a vehicle goes and who it may be connected to. And when that data is shared or misused, the consequences can affect all of us.
We’ve become so accustomed to surveillance that we sometimes forget to question it.
Pónganse truchas.

08/19/2026

FLOCK cameras are all over San Diego. These automated license plate readers track where we go and collect information about our movements. When that surveillance data is shared and misused, local surveillance becomes part of a larger system of enforcement that threatens everyone’s privacy, due process, and the ability of people to move through their days freely and without fear. This puts already vulnerable communities at even greater risk and affects ALL OF US.

It’s not about having "something to hide.” It’s about who gets to watch us, who gets access to that information, and what happens when the rules change.

📣 Join ICE OUT OF SAN DIEGO on Thursday to demand an end to - automated license plate readers (ALPR) surveillance and the removal of FLOCK ALPR cameras in our city.

🗓️ Thursday, August 20
🕛 Rally at 10:30 AM at the Federal Building, 880 Front Street
✊🏾 March at 11 AM to SD City Hall
🔗 bit.ly/4cjztZr or visit the link in bio

*en Español*

Las cámaras de FLOCK están por todo San Diego. Las cámaras automatizadas de matrículas (ALPR) rastrean nuestros movimientos y guardan información. Cuando estos datos de vigilancia se comparten y se utilizan indebidamente, la vigilancia local se convierte en parte de un sistema de control más amplio que amenaza la privacidad, el debido proceso y la capacidad de las personas para vivir su día a día sin temor. Esto pone a las comunidades ya vulnerables en mayor riesgo y nos afecta a TODOS.

No se trata de tener "algo que ocultar". Se trata de quién nos vigila, quién tiene acceso a esa información y qué sucede cuando cambian las reglas.

📣Únete a ICE OUT OF SAN DIEGO este jueves para exigir el fin de la vigilancia mediante lectores automatizados de placas (ALPR) y el retiro de las cámaras FLOCK ALPR de nuestra ciudad.

🗓️ Jueves, 20 de agosto
🕛 Reunión a las 10:30AM en el Edificio Federal, 880 Front Street
✊🏾 Marcha a las 11AM hacia el edificio del Municipio de San Diego
🔗 bit.ly/4wpvNNa o visita el enlace en la biografía

08/18/2026

08/13/2026

📣 Join ICE OUT OF SAN DIEGO on Thursday to demand an end to FLOCK surveillance and the removal of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) in our city.

🗓️ Thursday, August 20
🕛 Rally at 10:30 AM at the Federal Building, 880 Front Street
✊🏾 March at 11 AM to SD City Hall
🔗 bit.ly/4cjztZr

04/08/2026

02/12/2026

10/24/2025

Esta semana, la Junta de Supervisores del Condado de San Diego avanzó con directrices relacionadas con la aplicación de leyes migratorias, decisiones que impactarán la manera en que nuestra región trata a las familias y comunidades inmigrantes.

Patricia Mondragón, Gerente Regional de Políticas de Alliance San Diego, instó a los Supervisores a aprobar una “ordenanza que envíe un mensaje claro de que San Diego defiende los derechos, la dignidad y el debido proceso para todos”

Creemos en un San Diego donde todos sean tratados con dignidad y respeto. ✊🏽✨

Mira la historia completa en : bit.ly/3L3BwWR