Administrative/Regulatory
Apr. 29, 2015
Clock is ticking on Patriot Act
Congress and the executive branch have a chance to remedy their past mistakes in enacting the law the granted broad surveillance authority to the government. By Neema Guliani
Rarely have all three branches of government so colossally, and simultaneously, failed
the American public. However, Congress and the executive branch can act now to remedy
their past mistakes.
But the clock is ticking.
On June 1, Section 215, one of the most controversial provisions of the Patriot Act,
is set to expire. And the time has ...
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