On the recordApril 3, 2017
I don't think Americans fully grasp the breadth of the information as collected by the DEA, but this raises serious questions about the privacy of many innocent individuals.
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congress.govBonnie Watson Coleman: “I don't think Americans fully grasp the breadth of the information as collected by the DEA, but this raises serious…”
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Watson Coleman expresses concern over DEA's collection of personal data and its implications for privacy.
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