On the recordSeptember 17, 2019
As long as there is a FISA Court and we do not have proper safeguards for people's civil rights in the United States, then you could go right back.
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congress.govAs long as there is a FISA Court and we do not have proper safeguards for people's civil rights in the United States, then you could go right back.
Warning about potential abuses of civil rights under FISA without proper safeguards.
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