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Our Work to Reform FISA

DPI Joins Coalition in Thanking Rep. Eshoo for Work to Prevent Unauthorized Surveillance of American

 

October 27, 2020--Due Process Institute joined a letter to Representative Anna Eshoo who has recently pushed for clarity around how federal agencies  are using surveillance programs to collect information on countless  Americans. She has specifically requested the Acting Inspector General  of the Intelligence Community to investigate how federal agencies are  using their surveillance powers to target Americans based on their race,  ethnicity, and religion.

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