Filming in public is legal, but there are limits. Lawyers explain distance rules, obstruction claims and what happens if agents intervene.

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The secretary of Homeland Security is requiring that all the department's officers on the ground in Minneapolis wear body cameras.

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The First Lady’s documentary reveals how she uses her image to deflect from her complicity.

Nancy Guthrie sought help from other people on Nextdoor, a hyperlocal social networking site designed to connect neighbors.

The DHS secretary also said agents nationwide will get cameras when funding is available. Deadly shootings by federal agents ...

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The historic surge of federal agents in the Twin Cities is igniting new fears about who has access to the network of cameras ...