A group is organizing a National Week of Action in opposition to automatic license plate readers. This event is set to begin on Sunday. The group's efforts are part of a broader movement, with protests planned in Georgia. Further details about the National Week of Action and the protests in Georgia can be found through local news sources, such as FOX 5 Atlanta.
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