For too long, the government has acted as if it has carte blanche at the border. No more.
Everyone deserves to be able to use the Internet without being subject to mass surveillance.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) are using incredibly invasive surveillance technology as part of their continued efforts to target and tear apart communities across the country. They’re doing so in near-total secrecy and without any public accountability.
The Senate this week held a hearing examining the first comprehensive privacy proposals to come from the leaders of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. The bills are likely to set the tone for much-anticipated final legislation safeguarding our privacy rights online.
No journalist should have to fear government interference for having the persistence, courage, and commitment to expose the truth.
There is no law protecting an intelligence community whistleblower's identity from disclosure or protecting them from retaliatory investigations. Congress can and must change that.
Privacy-invading companies love it that people feel helpless, but now is the time for people to trade resignation for activism.
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