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An ACLU of Iowa report finds more than 500 license plate readers statewide and major policy inconsistencies, prompting calls ...

Automated license plate recognition cameras are tracking thousands of vehicles daily across Iowa with little state regulation ...

The ACLU says in Iowa, officers don't need warrants to pull information. They're worried this could lead to misuse.