Stop Mass Warrantless Surveillance: Reform Section 702

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Congress is voting on whether to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which would expand the federal government's power to secretly spy on Americans.

The Constitution requires the government to go to court and obtain a warrant if they want our private data. Yet the U.S. government has repeatedly misused Section 702 to spy on Americans without a warrant, including protestors, members of Congress, and journalists. Despite bipartisan concerns, Congress has continued to rubber-stamp this dangerous surveillance law. And within the White House, Stephen Miller, the mastermind behind President Trump's mass deportation agenda, is loudly advocating for extending this law without any reforms.

Meanwhile, government agencies are circumventing the Fourth Amendment and currently buying up our most private information without warrants – and spending millions of taxpayer dollars to do it.

We cannot continue to allow President Trump and Stephen Miller to invade our privacy. Tell Congress to vote NO on continuing the government’s mass warrantless surveillance of Americans.

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Congress is voting on whether to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which would expand the federal government's power to secretly spy on Americans.

Meanwhile, government agencies are circumventing the Fourth Amendment and currently buying up our most private information without warrants – and spending millions of taxpayer dollars to do it.

We cannot continue to allow President Trump and Stephen Miller to invade our privacy. Tell Congress to vote NO on continuing the government’s mass warrantless surveillance of Americans.

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Your U.S. House Representative and Senators

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Subject Protect Our Right to Privacy: Reform Section 702 of FISA

As your constituent, I am deeply concerned about the government's use of Section 702 to justify spying on Americans' online communications without a warrant. The government has given itself a green light to invade our privacy, spy on us, and search our communications without a warrant and it is time to bring such surveillance back within constitutional grounds.

I urge you to let Section 702 expire unless it is fundamentally reformed, which means requiring warrants before the government can search any communications of an American, as well as banning the government from buying data they would otherwise need a warrant to obtain.

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We cannot allow the federal government to further abuse their power and invade our privacy. Please protect our rights: Do not reauthorize Section 702 without critical reforms.

Sincerely,

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Stop Mass Warrantless Surveillance: Reform Section 702

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