A significant backlash against Flock automated license plate readers is unfolding across various American cities, with rising concerns about privacy and civil rights. Recently, local officials in multiple jurisdictions, including Lago Vista and Narragansett, have voted to remove these controversial cameras amid community opposition. The ACLU has also joined the push against Flock, calling for contract cancellations after incidents like false arrests attributed to the camera systems. In total, contracts for Flock cameras have been canceled in 23 jurisdictions, with cities opting instead for alternative systems. The growing debate reflects a bipartisan sentiment against the perceived intrusion of mass surveillance, prompting officials to reassess the value and ethical implications of automated surveillance technologies.