Response to the Drone attacks

 NY Post:

Feds to deploy ‘state-of-the-art’ detection system to NY as drone swarms have experts baffled

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  ... Schumer specifically called on the Department of Homeland Security to send in the Robin, a 360-degree radar that can quickly identify drones and track them back to their landing zones.

“New Yorkers have tremendous questions about [the drones]. We are going to get the answers,” Schumer said Sunday.

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See also:

 New Jersey sheriff sent its own drone to follow mystery aircraft - what happened next was petrifying

And:

 ‘They’re Trying to Smell Something on the Ground” — CEO of Government-Backed Drone Company Drops Shocking Insight on New Jersey Crisis Which Leaves Joe Rogan Alarmed

And:

 Christie: Without Federal Information ‘Drone Vigilantes’ Are Going to ‘Start Taking them Down’

And:

 How Many of Those Thousands of Illegal Chinese Young Men Biden Let into America Are Drone Operators?

And:

Here's Why We Can't Trust the Biden Administration Over 'Drone-Gate' 

And:

 What is Going On? Mysterious ‘Floating Orb’ Caught on Camera by Local New Jersey News Crew as Drone Invasion Continues Unabated (VIDEO)

And:

 Martha MacCallum Can’t Believe John Kirby’s Outrageous Response to Her Question: ‘Why Not Just Take One Down and Figure Out What’s Going On?’

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