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Still Thinking About a Blank Check for Government Spying? |
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Written by FCNL
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Tuesday, 30 October 2007 23:38 |
The Senate Intelligence Committee has approved sweeping legislation
that permits the president to spy on individuals in the United States
without court approval and to require telecommunications companies to
support government spying without a court subpoena. The Senate
Judiciary Committee is still working on its version of the bill. In
addition, the House may vote this week on its own legislation returning
some restrictions to government spying. Read more about Congressional action on government spying.
Take action.
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