Requires ICE to report to Congress within 30 days about exactly how it conducts surveillance; confirm it does not target bystanders or observers; explain how it uses, stores, shares, and deletes personal data from tools like Clearview AI; and demonstrate that its practices comply with constitutional protections and state and local laws governing facial recognition and surveillance.
Require ICE to report to Congress within 30 days on its surveillance practices, data handling, and compliance with constitutional protections and state and local laws.
Occurrences
Evidence
The official news page shows Pingree's latest posted item dated April 30, 2026, with no newer update visible in the June 16-18 lookback window. The page also shows an April 16, 2026 ICE-related press release as the most recent immigration item visible.
Pingree's ICE resource page is a general know-your-rights and privacy-waiver resource. It explains constitutional rights during ICE encounters and offers constituent help, but it does not mention ICE surveillance practices, data handling, a congressional report, or a 30-day reporting requirement.
The White House said the Secure America Act "fully funds ICE and Border Patrol through President Trump's term."
The article says Democrats' attempts to negotiate changes to federal immigration enforcement were unsuccessful and the law had "no oversight, no accountability and no guardrails."
Assessments
No evidence shows Pingree required ICE to issue a 30-day report on surveillance, data handling, or legal compliance. Her official ICE material is general constituent guidance, and the recent federal action cited moved toward expanded ICE funding rather than the requested oversight mandate. This indicates the specific promise was not delivered.