Syindication
House passes Restore Act with no telecom immunity provision
Mon, 11/19/2007 - 05:58
The House of Representatives has passed the Restore Act, which facilitates broad surveillance of foreign terror groups while restoring the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Court's oversight of communications between foreign and domestic surveillance targets. The Restore Act controversially does not include a provision granting telecom companies retroactive legal immunity for their involvement in the NSA wiretap program.12 Vote(s)
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