March 8, 2005
MATRIX
The MATRIX (Multistate Anti-TeRrorism Information eXchange) surveillance system combined information about individuals from government databases and private-sector data companies. It then made those dossiers available for search by government officials and combed through the millions of files in a search for ""anomalies"" that may be indicative of terrorist or other criminal activity. It was terminated in April 2005, though components continued to be made available to police in individual states. More. . . |
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Issue Briefs
General Links
Documents Received through FOIA Requests by the ACLU
(state that supplied the information in parentheses)
New! Documents posted May 20, 2004
Minutes from MATRIX Board Meetings
Information from Federal Grants
State Concerns with the MATRIX
MATRIX Data and Applications
Legal Documents involving the MATRIX
Press Releases
Take Action!
Is your state an active participant in the MATRIX data mining program?
If so, now is your opportunity to do something about it.
Freedom of Information Act Requests & Other Legal Documents
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