justin gray joins us live from washington, d.c. to tell us how the proposed program to work. >> reporter: yeah, tori. homeland security wants the police officer to be able to snap a picture with their smartphone, immediately see if that number is on a nationwide database. we first learned about this after spotting an ad the department placed looking for a contractor to develop this technology. according to the ad, homeland security wants use this database to search for suspects and undocumented immigrants. i reached out to homeland security, a spokesman said they would only use the database as part of an ongoing criminal investigation but privacy advocates warn there's no guarantee of that. >> people who trust the government might say what matters, i have nothing to hide. people who don't trust the government think it does matter because they worry about a future where the government is. >> reporter: homeland security telling me this information would not be held by the u.s. government. instead, the outside contractor would collect

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