On the recordJune 18, 2013
A lot of people have concerns about what, if any, limiting principles there are that would prevent the government from ultimately storing all information about all Americans.
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congress.govA lot of people have concerns about what, if any, limiting principles there are that would prevent the government from ultimately storing all information about all Americans.
Lee expresses public concern over government data collection practices.
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