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New “USA Liberty Act” Doesn’t Fix Problem of Mass Surveillance on Americans

Post author By restorethe4th
Post date October 6, 2017
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October 5, 2017 – USA Liberty Act Allows FBI’s End-Run Around The Constitution To Continue On Thursday, the House Judiciary Committee will be filing the so-called “USA Liberty Act”, an attempt to deal with the fact that the main statutory authority for the government’s mass surveillance programs is due to expire December 31. The product […]

Tags Alex Marthews, Bob Goodlatte, congress, counterterrorism, data collection, FBI, John Conyers, Judiciary Committee, Liberty Act, nsa, Restore the 4th, Restore the Fourth, surveillance, US Liberty Act, warrantless

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Demand Progress Against Section 702

Post author By restorethe4th
Post date June 29, 2017
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Please join our partners at Demand Progress and sign their petition to let Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act expire at the end of this year. Restore the Fourth has been a strong critic of the secretive practices this section allows, due to the potential to allow end-runs around restrictions prohibiting targeting domestic […]

Tags 702, congress, Demand Progress, FISA, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Petition, section 702, senators, sunset