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FISA Amendments Act of 2008 (Senate)

Jul 9, 2008

Senate Roll call 168

Congress 110 Session 2

Passed: 69-28

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On July 9, 2008, the Senate passed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Amendments Act of 2008 (H.R. 6304) by a vote of 69-28. The ACLU opposed this legislation due to its failure to protect Fourth Amendment privacy rights for individual Americans. Specifically, it authorizes an unlawful warrantless surveillance program, while providing effective immunity to those telecommunications companies that assisted government surveillance even before the facts surrounding the full extent of this program are known.

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Name	Party	State	Vote
Akaka, Daniel	Democrat	HI	(Nay)
Alexander, Lamar	Republican	TN	(Yea)
Allard, Wayne	Republican	CO	(Yea)
Barrasso, John	Republican	WY	(Yea)
Baucus, Max	Democrat	MT	(Yea)
Bayh, Evan	Democrat	IN	(Yea)
Bennett, Robert	Republican	UT	(Yea)
Biden, Joseph	Democrat	DE	(Nay)
Bingaman, Jeff	Democrat	NM	(Nay)
Bond, Kit	Republican	MO	(Yea)

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