The Inspector General's recent report on the appalling handling of known and suspected terrorists in the Federal Witness Security Program raises serious concerns about whether this traditional law enforcement program should be used to hide and relocate suspected terrorists.
Goodlatte expresses concerns about the handling of terrorists in the Witness Security Program.
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The fact of the matter is this Committee has jurisdiction over this narrower focus regarding protecting the Fourth Amendment.
Right, but the sale of the information to the government puts the government in the picture as well and the Fourth Amendment is directed at the government not obtaining information without showing probable cause, without providing a…
I think the PATRIOT Act went off track in not defining some of the areas that set parameters around government gathering data.
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