Politics
Churches, libraries and breweries: inside DHS's covert surveillance operation
NPR News·August 25, 2026·1 min read
Court filings allege DHS conducted covert surveillance, including undercover attendance at community meetings, subpoenaing labor union financial records, and creating dossiers on individuals at a church gathering. The operation reportedly targeted churches, libraries, and breweries. These allegations raise concerns about government overreach and civil liberties, with the filings providing specific details of the surveillance activities.
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