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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Yes. Recording in public is allowed under the First Amendment. A few states require bystanders to stay a certain distance away from first responders. For example, under Florida’s Halo Law, people are ...

The right to record is uneven across jurisdictions and vulnerable in practice, especially when police claim someone is ...

I've been writing and editing stories for almost two decades that help people use technology and productivity techniques to ...

But once a person is identifiable and the clip is uploaded for views or profit, it can become unlawful under data protection ...

Democratic Gov. Tim Walz called on Minnesotans to use their phones to record federal officers conducting immigration enforcement actions in the state following the fatal shooting by an ICE agent of ...

Tensions are rising nationwide as the Trump administration continues to aggressively pursue immigration enforcement. Is it legal for you to record ICE interactions? As federal agents sweep through ...

Update: 3:15 p.m. ET: Video recorded by the ICE agent, Jonathan Ross, who killed Renee Good was leaked to a right-wing news site after this article was published. You can read more about that here.

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The Trump administration believes you don't have the right to record Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in public. This stance is both factually wrong and an attempt to chill free ...