On the recordMarch 6, 2008
Because we can't surveil them. And so, rather than us taking the action, they're taking the action. And that is unconscionable that this body is letting that happen.
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govinfo.govBecause we can't surveil them. And so, rather than us taking the action, they're taking the action. And that is unconscionable that this body is letting that happen.
Addressing concerns about surveillance and action in a legislative context.
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