Facial recognition technology is being increasingly used in public spaces, including airports, schools, and shopping centers, without the consent of individuals. This technology has been shown to be inaccurate and biased, particularly against marginalized communities, leading to unfair and discriminatory outcomes. The deployment of this technology without consent poses a significant threat to privacy rights, and undermines the right to due process.

It is essential to establish policies and regulations that protect privacy rights and civil liberties, and that this should include a federal ban on the use of non-consenting facial recognition technology. We urge you to advocate for federal legislation that prohibits the use of non-consenting facial recognition technology across the United States, and that establishes clear guidelines for its responsible use.

We call on you to take action to protect our civil liberties and privacy rights. We believe that a federal ban on non-consenting facial recognition technology is an important step towards creating a more just and equitable society.