Requires transparency for aircraft used in immigration enforcement by limiting privacy protections and mandating public disclosure of flight data.
The TRACK ICE Act mandates that aircraft used for immigration enforcement, including those operated by the Department of Homeland Security, must disclose detailed flight data within 72 hours of each operation. This data includes departure and arrival times, airport codes, aircraft identification, number of detainees, and demographic information of each detainee. The bill also limits eligibility for certain Federal Aviation Administration privacy programs for these aircraft operations.
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