On the recordJuly 17, 2026
The U.S. government cannot allow foreign governments to coerce U.S. companies into conducting surveillance against Americans, least of all our own intelligence, military, and diplomatic personnel.
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wyden.senate.govThe U.S. government cannot allow foreign governments to coerce U.S. companies into conducting surveillance against Americans, least of all our own intelligence, military, and diplomatic personnel.
Wyden's conclusion in his letter about foreign surveillance demands.
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