Surveillance fears rise as eGuardian data draws scrutiny
Nat Hentoff argues that Obama era eGuardian mass surveillance threatens privacy, highlighting ACLU FOIA actions, racial profiling concerns, and the erosion of the presumption of innocence in New York and beyond. He cites FBI data collection, calls for citizen protest, and quotes Jefferson on liberty. The piece urges awareness of government tracking and public accountability.
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