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Congress starts work on renewal of controversial surveillance law - Vimarsana News

Congress starts work on renewal of controversial surveillance law

WASHINGTON — Justice Department and intelligence officials face a skeptical Congress as they push to renew a contentious surveillance law, in what could be a drawn-out battle between the Biden adminis

At Congressional Hearing, PCLOB Members Suggest Bare Minimum of 702 Reforms - Vimarsana News

At Congressional Hearing, PCLOB Members Suggest Bare Minimum of 702 Reforms

Last week, the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance held a hearing on “Fixing FISA: How a Law Designed to Protect Americans Has Been Weaponized Against Them,” ahead of the December 2023 expiration of the Section 702 surveillance authority. The three witnesses,...

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Congress starts work on renewal of controversial surveillance law - Vimarsana News

Congress starts work on renewal of controversial surveillance law

Justice Department and intelligence officials face a skeptical Congress as they push to renew a contentious surveillance law.

Lawmakers seek more protections for Americans before reauthorizing FISA - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers seek more protections for Americans before reauthorizing FISA

Lawmakers on a House Judiciary subcommittee Thursday pressed government watchdogs on how to clamp down on the FBI's use of warrantless surveillance of American citizens through its spying on foreign nationals.

Inspector general cannot dispute that 10,000 bureaucrats could spy on Americans - Vimarsana News

Inspector general cannot dispute that 10,000 bureaucrats could spy on Americans

The inspector general for America's Department of Justice cannot dispute that there could be 10,000 bureaucrats with the ability to spy on Americans.

Source: wnd.com