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Op-Ed

OP-ED: THE COLLAPSE OF “REGULAR ORDER” IN CONGRESS AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR SURVEILLANCE REFORM

Post author By restorethe4th
Post date December 12, 2017
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Summary To the surprise of few, Congress is once again failing to function. Congress is in a pickle, and is structurally unable to return to anything resembling “regular order”; The reform or renewal of Section 702 (which allows the infamous ‘backdoor searches’ on American citizens) may be kicked down the road to the spring as […]

Tags congress, FISA, FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act, section 702, surveillance reform

News

Put Mass Surveillance To Bed: Urge Congress to Support Wyden-Paul USA RIGHTS Act Instead of “USA Liberty Act”

Post author By restorethe4th
Post date October 20, 2017
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Sign the petition at dontlettrumpspyonus.com! Section 702 Lets Spy Agencies Snoop on Americans – Without a Warrant. In an end run around the Constitution, spy agencies have warped Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act into a way to unconstitutionally snoop on Americans. The law was intended to allow intelligence agencies to monitor communications […]

Tags backdoor searches, congress, FISA, mass surveillance, nsa, rand paul, Ron Wyden, section 702, surveillance reform, USA Liberty Act, USA RIGHTS Act, warrentless spying