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Hannah Critchfield

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'We know you live right here': No secrets in America's new surveillance dragnet

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By Hannah Critchfield , Shane Shifflett , Alexandra Citrin-Safadi
| MSN
Alexandra Citrin-Safadi, Hannah Critchfield, Shane Shifflett Liz McLellan spent a morning in January witnessing the work of federal agents who had arrived in Maine to pursue the Trump administration's immigration crackdown . Like other community activists, protesters and passersby around the U.S., McLellan took photos, including of an arrest. Then she followed a federal officer driving an unmarked vehicle to see where the agent was headed next.
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ā€˜We Know You Live Right Hereā€™: No Secrets in Americaā€™s New Surveillance Dragnet

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By Shane Shifflett , Hannah Critchfield 
| The Wall Street Journal
Alexandra Citrin-Safadi/WSJ April 30, 2026 9:00 pm ET Liz McLellan spent a morning in January witnessing the work of federal agents who had arrived in Maine to pursue the Trump administrationā€™s immigration crackdown. Like other community activists, protesters and passersby around the U.S., McLellan took photos, including of an arrest. Then she followed a federal officer driving an unmarked vehicle to see where the agent was headed next.
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How the WSJ Tallied Spending and Services for the DHS Surveillance System

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By Shane Shifflett , Hannah Critchfield 
| The Wall Street Journal
April 25, 2026 8:41 pm ET The Wall Street Journal identified $425 million in surveillance-related spending between Jan. 20, 2025, and Jan. 19, 2026. The Journal reviewed nearly 4,000 contracts with more than 200 companies matching its surveillance criteria going back to 2008. Government contracting data doesnā€™t have a check box for ā€œsurveillance.ā€ To figure out how much money the Department of Homeland Security has spent on such services, the Journal had to classify the work itself.
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