ACLU Statement on Congress Passing Bill that Massively Expands the Government’s Power to Spy on Americans Without a Warrant

[YoursTruly]

Warrantless spying on Americans will go on. Mike Johnsons and the RINO's need to voted out. But he's got the backing of Trump, so I doubt he'll go anywhere.

ACLU Statement on Congress Passing Bill that Massively Expands the Government’s Power to Spy on Americans Without a Warrant​

This bill would reauthorize Section 702 surveillance for two more years without any of the necessary reforms to protect Americans’ civil liberties​

WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives passed a bill today that will reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for two years, expand the federal government’s power to secretly spy on Americans without a warrant, and create a new form of “extreme vetting” of people traveling to the United States.

When the government wants to obtain Americans’ private information, the Fourth Amendment requires it to go to court and obtain a warrant. The government has claimed that the purpose of Section 702 is to allow the government to warrantlessly surveil non-U.S. citizens abroad for foreign intelligence purposes, even as Americans’ communications are routinely swept up. In recent years, the law has morphed into a domestic surveillance tool, with FBI agents using Section 702 databases to conduct millions of invasive searches for Americans’ communications

 

[Votto]

Bipartisan means, grab your ankles.

Again, it sure would be nice to have an opposition party.

 

[YoursTruly]

Bipartisan means, grab your ankles.

Again, it sure would be nice to have an opposition party.

That's what Republicans are supposed to do. It's what they get elected to do. But this kind of crap is what we get.
And what was Johnson doing today? He was down in Mara lago with Trump.

 

[Catsnmeters]

Warrantless spying on Americans will go on. Mike Johnsons and the RINO's need to voted out. But he's got the backing of Trump, so I doubt he'll go anywhere.

ACLU Statement on Congress Passing Bill that Massively Expands the Government’s Power to Spy on Americans Without a Warrant​

This bill would reauthorize Section 702 surveillance for two more years without any of the necessary reforms to protect Americans’ civil liberties​

WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives passed a bill today that will reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for two years, expand the federal government’s power to secretly spy on Americans without a warrant, and create a new form of “extreme vetting” of people traveling to the United States.

When the government wants to obtain Americans’ private information, the Fourth Amendment requires it to go to court and obtain a warrant. The government has claimed that the purpose of Section 702 is to allow the government to warrantlessly surveil non-U.S. citizens abroad for foreign intelligence purposes, even as Americans’ communications are routinely swept up. In recent years, the law has morphed into a domestic surveillance tool, with FBI agents using Section 702 databases to conduct millions of invasive searches for Americans’ communications

Is this a new bill?

Seems familiar. Has it been passed before?

 

[dblack]

Warrantless spying on Americans will go on. Mike Johnsons and the RINO's need to ve voted out. But he's got the backing of Trump, so I doubt he'll go anywhere.

And on the "other side" we get Biden, who wrote the PATRIOT ACT.

We're so fucking screwed.

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

Is this a new bill?

Seems familiar. Has it been passed before?

It seems familiar because it's been around for a while and this is a reauthorization.

If it's the one I'm thinking of, it originally was enacted in July 2008 but it's definitely the same shit different day.

 

[Oddball]

And on the "other side" we get Biden, who wrote the PATRIOT ACT.

We're so fucking screwed.

Pedo Peter was never bright enough to do that, even back then.

The Patriot Act was cobbled together back in the 1990s, just waiting for the opportunity to be jammed up our asses.

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

Here's some additional information, I'm having a bit of trouble remembering the specifics of the event but if I get it figured out I'll post it:

Surveillance Under the USA/PATRIOT Act | American Civil Liberties Union

 

[Missourian]

Warrantless spying on Americans will go on. Mike Johnsons and the RINO's need to voted out. But he's got the backing of Trump, so I doubt he'll go anywhere.

ACLU Statement on Congress Passing Bill that Massively Expands the Government’s Power to Spy on Americans Without a Warrant​

This bill would reauthorize Section 702 surveillance for two more years without any of the necessary reforms to protect Americans’ civil liberties​

WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives passed a bill today that will reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for two years, expand the federal government’s power to secretly spy on Americans without a warrant, and create a new form of “extreme vetting” of people traveling to the United States.

When the government wants to obtain Americans’ private information, the Fourth Amendment requires it to go to court and obtain a warrant. The government has claimed that the purpose of Section 702 is to allow the government to warrantlessly surveil non-U.S. citizens abroad for foreign intelligence purposes, even as Americans’ communications are routinely swept up. In recent years, the law has morphed into a domestic surveillance tool, with FBI agents using Section 702 databases to conduct millions of invasive searches for Americans’ communications

So you AGREE with President Trump!

Funny how you left that tidbit out of your OP you fucking lying piece of shit.

MSN

www.msn.com

 

[Lord-Humungus]

Showing that one issue both parties can agree on is spying on American citizens

 

[Oddball]

Warrantless spying on Americans will go on. Mike Johnsons and the RINO's need to voted out. But he's got the backing of Trump, so I doubt he'll go anywhere.

ACLU Statement on Congress Passing Bill that Massively Expands the Government’s Power to Spy on Americans Without a Warrant​

This bill would reauthorize Section 702 surveillance for two more years without any of the necessary reforms to protect Americans’ civil liberties​

WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives passed a bill today that will reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for two years, expand the federal government’s power to secretly spy on Americans without a warrant, and create a new form of “extreme vetting” of people traveling to the United States.

When the government wants to obtain Americans’ private information, the Fourth Amendment requires it to go to court and obtain a warrant. The government has claimed that the purpose of Section 702 is to allow the government to warrantlessly surveil non-U.S. citizens abroad for foreign intelligence purposes, even as Americans’ communications are routinely swept up. In recent years, the law has morphed into a domestic surveillance tool, with FBI agents using Section 702 databases to conduct millions of invasive searches for Americans’ communications

Most likely that Johnson is at MAGA-Lago to brown nose Trump...The sad fact is that it works way better than it should.

 

[Missourian]

And on the "other side" we get Biden, who wrote the PATRIOT ACT.

We're so fucking screwed.

Being the upstanding person you are, I'm sure YOU will have the courtesy to acknowledge that President Trump actively opposed the reauthorization of the Fisa Act...and that opposition directly led to the shortening of the reauthorization from five years to only two...which means in two years...while Donald Trump is President... we will have another shot at killing it.

 

[dblack]

Being the upstanding person you are, I'm sure YOU will have the courtesy to acknowledge that President Trump actively opposed the reauthorization of the Fisa Act...and that opposition directly led to the shortening of the reauthorization from five years to only two...which means in two years...while Donald Trump is President... we will have another shot at killing it.

I have to admit ignorance on that. I'll do some reading. Thanks.

 

[Missourian]

 

[Missourian]

And poof the OP is gone like a fart in a tornado.

This thread no longer serves his agenda.

The OP is a fraud.

If you honestly believe the OP is anything but an anti-Trump liberal, you're a fool.

 

[BackAgain]

Is this a new bill?

Seems familiar. Has it been passed before?

It was. And it just made some minor technical adjustments to actually better comply with the 4th Amendment.

This isn’t an endorsement. But the law was initially passed for a reason. It’s still imperfect.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Warrantless spying on Americans will go on. Mike Johnsons and the RINO's need to voted out. But he's got the backing of Trump, so I doubt he'll go anywhere.

ACLU Statement on Congress Passing Bill that Massively Expands the Government’s Power to Spy on Americans Without a Warrant​

This bill would reauthorize Section 702 surveillance for two more years without any of the necessary reforms to protect Americans’ civil liberties​

WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives passed a bill today that will reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for two years, expand the federal government’s power to secretly spy on Americans without a warrant, and create a new form of “extreme vetting” of people traveling to the United States.

When the government wants to obtain Americans’ private information, the Fourth Amendment requires it to go to court and obtain a warrant. The government has claimed that the purpose of Section 702 is to allow the government to warrantlessly surveil non-U.S. citizens abroad for foreign intelligence purposes, even as Americans’ communications are routinely swept up. In recent years, the law has morphed into a domestic surveillance tool, with FBI agents using Section 702 databases to conduct millions of invasive searches for Americans’ communications

Unfuckingreal

The Republican Party is full of Judases who all need to commit seppuku

 

[justoffal]

So you AGREE with President Trump!

Funny how you left that tidbit out of your OP you fucking lying piece of shit.

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MSN

www.msn.com

Is Bill Barr lonely or something?

 

[22lcidw]

This stuff has to be removed. The peasant can be destroyed, and we see what happened with Jan. 6 as on example. It is easy to convince peasants based on political loyalties.

 

[YoursTruly]

Unfuckingreal

The Republican Party is full of Judases who all need to commit seppuku

Right.... I'm done with them. If they're not going to bring any opposition to the left, what good are they?