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.
Ron Wyden: “The U.S. government cannot allow foreign governments to coerce U.S. companies into conducting surveillance against…”
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Wyden's conclusion in his letter about foreign surveillance demands.
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