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Members of Congress Question the National Guard, DEA, FBI, and CBP About Protester Surveillance

Jun 092020
 
 June 9, 2020  Posted by Dissent Govt, Surveillance, U.S.

“We demand that you cease any and all surveilling of Americans engaged in peaceful protests.”

Via Joe Cadillic

Eshoo-Rush Ltr to FBI, NG, CBP, DEA on government surveillance of protesters - 6.9.20

 

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