ACLU says CIA reform proposal threatens civil liberties
The ACLU warns Senate plans to curb intelligence abuses could allow the CIA to open mail or surveil Americans with mere foreign ties. It would bar recruiting journalists clergy but broaden targets overseas. Senate debate features Silberman arguing the bill hinders agency functions while Berman calls for Fourth Amendment safeguards.
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Senate panel backs education department bill in 14-0 vote
A Senate governmental affairs committee approved the measure 14 to 0 as a preliminary step toward uniting 172 education programs under a single Department of Education. The vote was tentative, giving another committee a week to propose amendments, and guards against federal usurpation of local control. Senator Charles Percy signaled support with conditions to keep lunch and nutrition programs in Agriculture. A federal appeals court has affirmed a ruling that it is unconstitutional to
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