ABDO: "The government should be able to surveil people when it has a reason to do so,but it shouldn't be indiscriminately sweeping up the communications of millions of innocent Americans. We learned last week of a sweeping program of surveillance. The ACLU is a customer of Verizon business and has been targeted under this law and it's simply unconstitutional and un-American."
Friday, June 14, 2013
ACLU Files Lawsuit Over NSA's Massive Phone Record Grab
ACLU's Alexander Abdo explains why his group is suing the federal government over the NSA's surveillance program.
ABDO: "The government should be able to surveil people when it has a reason to do so,but it shouldn't be indiscriminately sweeping up the communications of millions of innocent Americans. We learned last week of a sweeping program of surveillance. The ACLU is a customer of Verizon business and has been targeted under this law and it's simply unconstitutional and un-American."
ABDO: "The government should be able to surveil people when it has a reason to do so,but it shouldn't be indiscriminately sweeping up the communications of millions of innocent Americans. We learned last week of a sweeping program of surveillance. The ACLU is a customer of Verizon business and has been targeted under this law and it's simply unconstitutional and un-American."
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