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Borders and Immigration Enforcement

Biometric checks, automated risk assessment and surveillance technology are used extensively at borders and in immigration enforcement, often under a different oversight framework than domestic policing. Coverage here follows deployment, legal challenge and oversight.

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Home Office used ‘AI hallucinated’ information to refuse asylum claim, judge suggests

A senior judge has accused the Home Office of relying on "AI hallucinated" information to refuse an asylum claim. The Upper Tribunal said it was unable to find a document cited in…

The Guardian Law·28 Jul 2026
AI, Cyber Surveillance Help Kapurthala Police Track Down Wanted Criminals Across States

The Kapurthala Police, under Senior Superintendent of Police Gaurav Toora, have arrested three fugitives wanted for serious crimes across India by utilising artificial…

Bing News·21 Jul 2026
Federal Police: Coalition OKs AI real-time tracking & state trojans

The Bundestag's Interior Committee has approved an amended draft bill reforming the 1994 Federal Police Act to grant the Federal Police expanded digital surveillance powers. Under…

time tracking & state trojans·8 Jul 2026
AI in Asylum Decisions: Transparency and Accountability Failures

The Home Office is using two artificial intelligence tools in asylum casework which could be unlawful. The Asylum Case Summarisation tool uses GPT-4o to summarise asylum interview…

Open Rights Group·18 Jun 2026
Police facial recognition tech led to wrongful arrest, lawsuit states

Robert Dillon, a 52-year-old commercial crab fisherman from Fort Myers, and the American Civil Liberties Union have filed a lawsuit against the city of Jacksonville Beach, two…

Bing News·16 Jun 2026

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