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Senate Majority Leader Blocked from Advancing Drone Legislation Amid Rising Public Concern

Senate proposal to enhance local drone tracking capabilities halted by objections, leaving residents with unanswered questions about mysterious drone sightings.

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's proposal to fast-track legislation for local law enforcement to track unidentified drones was blocked by Senator Rand Paul, raising concerns about government surveillance. Despite hundreds of reported drone sightings across New Jersey and neighboring states, national security officials have stated there's no indication of a foreign threat. Schumer argues the bill would provide necessary resources, while Paul emphasizes privacy concerns. The Biden administration has maintained that the drone sightings do not pose a public safety threat. Legislative action appears stalled, leaving residents seeking answers.

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