Call to Action: Urge Lawmakers to Close FISA Surveillance Loopholes
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Summary
This is a call-to-action urging Americans to contact their lawmakers and oppose reauthorization of FISA surveillance powers unless loopholes related to backdoor searches and data brokers are closed. It provides a phone number and a script for constituents to use when calling their representatives.
Key quotes
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Dial this phone number: 202-953-1892
We'll connect you to your lawmakers.
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