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The House is poised to reauthorize a controversial warrantless surveillance program allowing government collection of foreign emails on U.S. soil.
The authority known as Section 702, established in 2008 as part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Amendments Act, allows the National Security Agency to collect information and communications of overseas foreign targets from U.S. companies without a warrant.
Congress Set To Reauthorize Controversial Surveillance Program
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Oh isn't it lovely, all the leftards will be on board cause that scary boogie man might get them.
Don't forget to send them your ass print too dumbasses.
The authority known as Section 702, established in 2008 as part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Amendments Act, allows the National Security Agency to collect information and communications of overseas foreign targets from U.S. companies without a warrant.
Congress Set To Reauthorize Controversial Surveillance Program
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Oh isn't it lovely, all the leftards will be on board cause that scary boogie man might get them.
Don't forget to send them your ass print too dumbasses.
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