Congress Is On Track to Pass a 'Dramatic and Terrifying' Expansion of U.S. Government Spy Powers

April 18, 2024

Jenna Ruddock, Tech Policy Press

Intelligence and law enforcement agencies have used Section 702 to unlawfully spy on people in the United States, including protesters and sitting members of Congress.

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