Newsom Accuses Trump of Sharing Californians’ Private Data with Homeland Security
Governor Newsom’s accusation that former President Trump handed over Californians’ personal information to Homeland Security highlights a serious breach of privacy. This alleged action directly contradicts California’s stringent privacy laws, placing the personal data of millions at risk. The scale of this potential violation is immense, impacting not only Californians but also residents of other states, raising fundamental questions about the balance of power between state and federal governments.
The sheer volume of personal data potentially compromised is alarming. This isn’t just about names and addresses; it could encompass sensitive financial information, medical records, and even political affiliations – all highly vulnerable to misuse and exploitation.… Continue reading