It is encouraging to see that ODNI announced this morning, in advance of today's hearing, a new policy that will allow Federal agencies to review publicly available social media information as part of the clearance investigation process.
Mark Meadows: “It is encouraging to see that ODNI announced this morning, in advance of today's hearing, a new policy that will allow…”
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Mark Meadows welcomes a new policy for using social media in security clearances.
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