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702 is one of the NSA and FBI’s worst mass surveillance programs. Let’s end it in 2023.
Join us as we demand an end to Section 702 unless Congress passes HUGE surveillance reform measures that go far beyond Section 702.
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Don’t let the CIA obstruct records release!
President Biden will decide whether to uphold the intent of Congress in defending your right to know or to let the CIA continue to conceal its embarrassing acts. Your voice is urgently needed.
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Tell Congress to End the Unconstitutional War in Yemen!
This week, the Senate will vote on the Yemen War Powers Act. Will you add your voice to this urgent plea?
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Introducing the HOTTEST sale this Cyber Monday: Your personal data!
Tell Congress to include the Fourth Amendment is Not For Sale Act in must-pass omnibus legislation!
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Using the internet shouldn’t require an ID
KOSA expands big tech data collection on everyone, endangers LGBTQ youth, and applies overbroad censorship to kids’ experience online. Tell Senate leadership to leave KOSA out of must-pass legislation!
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Start a Local Campaign
We have developed the following local campaigns, which allow individual municipalities to do what the federal government will not: protect law-abiding Americans’ liberty and privacy, and hold accountable government officials complicit in torture.
- Local Civil Rights Restoration (LCRR) campaigns focus on ending local police participation in warrantless surveillance and profiling based on race, religion, or political viewpoint
- Campaigns to restore due process and the right to trial work to end the indefinite military detention powers authorized by the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012
- Torture-free zone campaigns give local communities a voice to call for executive officials who authorized torture to be held accountable for their crimes