Web Browsing Access That Promotes a Police State’
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2016 2:14 pm‘They Don’t Give a Damn’: Judge Nap Slams Congress Over Web Browsing Access That Promotes ‘a Police State’
Jun. 7, 2016 6:16pm Tré Goins-Phillips
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2016/06 ... ice-state/
The FBI may soon enjoy the authority to access the internet activity of any citizen without a warrant a continuation of what Fox News judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano described as a decades-old assault on the Fourth Amendment. Lawmakers are considering proposed legislation this week that would grant the FBI that uninhibited access. Critics, including Google and Facebook, have argued such changes would be a violation of Americans’ privacy. But, in Napolitano’s view, elected officials will argue under the facade that it is necessary for the population’s safety. Ultimately, he concluded Congress will pass the legislation.
Jun. 7, 2016 6:16pm Tré Goins-Phillips
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2016/06 ... ice-state/
The FBI may soon enjoy the authority to access the internet activity of any citizen without a warrant a continuation of what Fox News judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano described as a decades-old assault on the Fourth Amendment. Lawmakers are considering proposed legislation this week that would grant the FBI that uninhibited access. Critics, including Google and Facebook, have argued such changes would be a violation of Americans’ privacy. But, in Napolitano’s view, elected officials will argue under the facade that it is necessary for the population’s safety. Ultimately, he concluded Congress will pass the legislation.