Oh, yes, by all means, let's "allow the government to keep information obtained 'unintentionally' "
they've knocked themselves out earning our confidence and trust, i can't imagine anyone having any objections to this...
they've gotta go... all of 'em... please, dear lord, help us get rid of them while we still have a recognizable country...
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The Bush administration yesterday asked Congress to make more non-citizens subject to intelligence surveillance and to authorize the interception of foreign communications routed through the United States.
Currently, under the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, individuals have to be associated with a foreign terrorism suspect or a foreign power to fall under the auspices of the FISA court, which can grant the authority to institute federal surveillance. The White House proposes expanding potential targets to include non-citizens believed to possess, transmit or receive important foreign intelligence information, as well as those engaged in the United States in activities related to the purchase or development of weapons of mass destruction.
The proposed revisions to FISA would also allow the government to keep information obtained "unintentionally," unrelated to the purpose of the surveillance, if it "contains significant foreign intelligence." Currently such information is destroyed unless it indicates threat of death or serious bodily harm.
they've gotta go... all of 'em... please, dear lord, help us get rid of them while we still have a recognizable country...
Labels: Bush Administration, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, warrantless domestic wiretapping, White House
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