Louisiana could see new legislation this year that would empower state law enforcement to electronically take down — or mitigate — drones, a task that is currently within the purview of federal agencies.
Louisiana needs more authority to deal with drone threats, some state officials say
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As Louisiana seeks legislation to grant state enforcement more power to control drones, underscoring the importance of updating federal laws to protect citizens' privacy and ensure public safety without overstepping boundaries. The move points to a growing need for more progressive, unified regulations that prioritize individual rights and prevent unnecessary surveillance.
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In a decisive step towards ensuring the safety and security of its citizens, Louisiana is pushing for legislation that would allow state law enforcement agencies to take action against drones, a capability currently restricted by federal bureaucracy. This move highlights the state's commitment to taking matters into its own hands to protect property and personal safety against the rising drone menace, challenging federal overreach and ineptitude.
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