Homeland Security
New Senate Report: Counterterrorism Centers Invade Citizens Privacy
Written by Mark M. Jaycox and Trevor Timm
New Senate Report: Counterterrorism "Fusion Centers" Invade Innocent Americans' Privacy and Don't Stop Terrorism Read more: New Senate Report: Counterterrorism Centers Invade Citizens Privacy
The Department of Homeland Security’s 70 counterterrrorism "fusion centers" produce"predominantly useless information," "a bunch of crap," while "running afoul of departmental guidelines ...
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Immigration Reform News and Impact on US Homeland Security October 9, 2012
Written by Right Side News
Right Side News reports from the Federation for American Immigration Reform on:
1. Romney to Honor Obama's Backdoor Amnesty Program, But Won't Issue New Reprieves
2. LAPD Chief to Ignore Immigration Detainers
3. Grassley, Smith Push Obama Administration for Answers on Deferred Action
Romney to Honor ...Read more: Immigration Reform News and Impact on US Homeland Security October 9, 2012
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House Intel: Dont Do Business with Chinese Huawei and ZTE
Written by Right Side News
Chairman Rogers and Ranking Member Ruppersberger Warn American Companies Doing Business with Huawei and ZTE to "use another vendor" Read more: House Intel: Dont Do Business with Chinese Huawei and ZTE
Investigative Report on the U.S. National Security Issues Posed by Chinese Telecommunications Companies Huawei and ZTE
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Chairman and Ranking ...
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NSA's Warrantless Wiretapping Program, Government Moves to Avoid Accountability
Written by Trevor Timm
Former New York Times reporter Kurt Eichenwald’s new book, published last week, provides yet more details about how the the NSA’s unconstitutional warrantless wiretapping programcame about, and confirms that even top Bush Administration lawyers felt there was a “strong argument” that the program ... Read more: NSA's Warrantless Wiretapping Program, Government Moves to Avoid Accountability
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Election Rolls with Disqualified Voters and Politically Correct Law Enforcement
Written by Tom Fitton
A Win and a Loss for Election Integrity Read more: Election Rolls with Disqualified Voters and Politically Correct Law Enforcement
Liberals have been aggressively pushing the false narrative that voter fraud is something conservatives invented out of thin air – a phantom problem, they say, intended to “suppress” votes. But nothing could be further from the truth. Voter fraud is real. It ...
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Immigration Reform News and Impact on US Homeland Security October 3, 2012
Written by Right Side News
Gov. Brown Vetoes Anti-Detainer Bill
Deferred Action Program Creates New Financial Burdens
DHS Fails to Help States Comply with REAL ID, Says GAO Report
Sen. Vitter Seeks to Stop Illegal Alien Voting
Gov. Brown Vetoes Anti-Detainer Bill
In a last minute move before the legislation was scheduled to ... Read more: Immigration Reform News and Impact on US Homeland Security October 3, 2012
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Katie Pavlich on Obama's Lies and Cover-up of Fast and Furious
Written by Roger Aronoff
Katie Pavlich, who literally wrote the book on Operation Fast and Furious, delivered a very timely talk to the Accuracy in Media “ObamaNation: A Day of Truth” conference on September 21st. It was the day after the Justice Department’s Inspector General issued a report on the scandalous gun walking ... Read more: Katie Pavlich on Obama's Lies and Cover-up of Fast and Furious
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Obama Lied After People Died
Written by Frank Gaffney, Jr.
Suddenly, the President's new clothes seem embarrassingly transparent. The contention relentlessly promoted by Team Obama, to the effect that the Commander-in-Chief's performance with respect to foreign policy and national security was simply unassailable, is being seen for what it is: an utter ...
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Cybersecurity: Research and Analysis September 26, 2012
Written by Heritage Foundaton
In the age of modern warfare, the threat of a cyber attack is often overlooked. Focus tends to lie more on physical threats, such as missile defense and nuclear weapons. However, one of the greatest threats to national security is a lack of cybersecurity. Politicians have tried to bring legislation ... Read more: Cybersecurity: Research and Analysis September 26, 2012
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- Fast and Furious Update, Plus News on Voter ID Law
- Warrantless Spying Bill Passes House, Moves to the Senate
- New York Judge Tries to Silence Twitter in Its Ongoing Battle to Protect User Privacy
- Immigration Reform News and Impact on US Homeland Security Sept 11, 2012
- Homeland Security Congressional Oversight In Dire Need of Reform
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- So Much for "No Path to Citizenship" for DACA DREAMers
- The U.S. Should Withdraw from the U.N.'s "Programme of Action" on Small Arms
- Lawsuit for Clean Elections and Update on the CIA and bin Laden Filmakers
- Ten Ugly Outcomes on Obama's Amnesty for Illegal Alien Children
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