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by RestoreThe4thNYC category: Politics
The House votes WEDNESDAY on an amendment to a defense bill that would block funding for the collection of the call records of Americans who are not the target of an investigation.
The Amash amendment is just a first step, but if it passes it will send a powerful signal that Congress realizes NSA surveillance has gone too far.
It will only pass if we make it pass! Call your member of Congress, share this campaign with your friends, and let's start a chain reaction to Restore the 4th Amendment!
RestoreThe4thNYC
@RestoreThe4thNY
Restore the Fourth NYC opposes unconstitutional surveillance of innocent Americans.
