Opposing unconstitutional mass government surveillance

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Letter

Restore the Fourth signs onto Coalition Letter to Amend the Indefinite Detention Clause of the NDAA

Post author By restorethe4th
Post date June 11, 2018
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Restore the Fourth, along with P.A.N.D.A., Free the People and several other co-signing organizations, submitted a coalition letter to Senator Lindsay Graham. It urges that an amendment to the NDAA drafted by Sens. Paul and Lee be allowed to be debated. The amendment would remove the indefinite detention clause in this year’s NDAA, which is […]

Tags amendment, cloture, indefinite detention, Lindsay Graham, Mike Lee, NDAA, rand paul, senate, senators

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