From Alpharetta, Ga.: Students are seeking the removal of Flock Safety cameras from their school campus, citing privacy concerns. The cameras are installed outside every entrance, capturing footage of cars coming and going. A petition has been started by two 17-year-old seniors, who believe the cameras violate the Fourth Amendment.

They argue that the school has a responsibility to protect students' privacy, which they feel is compromised by the cameras. The petition also mentions cost concerns. Further details about the petition and the students' efforts are available.

The students hope that the cameras will be taken down, and they have expressed their concerns about the impact of the cameras on their privacy.