Khadija Saeed

Home Depot is under fresh pressure from shareholders to scrutinize how it handles surveillance data from its parking lots, following reports that vendor Flock Safety’s license-plate reader cameras have been linked to U.S. immigration enforcement. The stock closed Friday at $380.17, up $1.03, or 0.27%. Zevin Asset Management, which owns over $7 million in Home Depot shares, is spearheading a proposal backed by 17 co-filers urging an “assessment of privacy and civil rights risks.” A company spokesperson responded, saying: “We cannot legally interfere with federal enforcement agencies.”