Congress Under Surveillance: TSA Program Invades Privacy
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**Surveillance Scandal: Congress Under Watch Amid TSA Overreach**
In a troubling revelation that has circulated through political circles, it has come to light that several members of Congress, including three Republicans, were surveilled under the now-discontinued TSA "Quiet Skies" program.
Documents obtained by the Senate’s Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (HSGAC) show that these elected officials were unjustly monitored, raising serious questions about government overreach and the misuse of surveillance programs against citizens, including those serving in public office.
The specifics surrounding the surveillance have not been fully disclosed, but key details indicate that two of the monitored lawmakers were placed on the list before they even assumed their congressional roles. This raises significant concerns about the intelligence criteria used to justify such intrusive measures.
The Quiet Skies program, which has drawn widespread criticism since its inception, became infamous for targeting not only individuals suspected of terrorist associations but also peaceful protesters and citizens expressing dissenting opinions, especially surrounding the events of January 6.
Documents suggest that individuals were watchlisted merely for being “suspected” of entering the National Capital Region, purely based on their political expressions or associations. This program has exemplified a broader trend of using government resources to track and intimidate those who embody dissent against the prevailing political narratives.
In addition to depriving individuals of their civil liberties, it has been reported that exorbitant taxpayer money was wasted on this program, with over $390 million allocated for what ultimately was ineffective surveillance with no significant outcomes in terms of preventing terrorism.
Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, whose own monitoring under the program was originally exposed last summer, has expressed her outrage that even high-profile elected members of the government are not exempt from the invasive practices of federal agencies.
The report, which emerged ahead of Senate hearings on this alarming issue, highlights a disturbing pattern of abuse. It brings to the forefront the urgent need for responsible oversight of security programs to prevent them from being weaponized against the American people, particularly those in government.
As President Trump and his administration have consistently emphasized during their tenure, ensuring the safety and security of the American public should not come at the cost of infringing upon the rights of citizens.
The fallout from these revelations ultimately reinforces the call for a more transparent and accountable government, ensuring that taxpayer resources are utilized effectively without compromising the freedoms afforded to all citizens.
As the Congress prepares to revisit the implications of surveillance and oversight, the need for reforms remains paramount in restoring faith in America’s institutions.
Sources:
racket.news
thegatewaypundit.com
justthenews.com
In a troubling revelation that has circulated through political circles, it has come to light that several members of Congress, including three Republicans, were surveilled under the now-discontinued TSA "Quiet Skies" program.
Documents obtained by the Senate’s Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (HSGAC) show that these elected officials were unjustly monitored, raising serious questions about government overreach and the misuse of surveillance programs against citizens, including those serving in public office.
The specifics surrounding the surveillance have not been fully disclosed, but key details indicate that two of the monitored lawmakers were placed on the list before they even assumed their congressional roles. This raises significant concerns about the intelligence criteria used to justify such intrusive measures.
The Quiet Skies program, which has drawn widespread criticism since its inception, became infamous for targeting not only individuals suspected of terrorist associations but also peaceful protesters and citizens expressing dissenting opinions, especially surrounding the events of January 6.
Documents suggest that individuals were watchlisted merely for being “suspected” of entering the National Capital Region, purely based on their political expressions or associations. This program has exemplified a broader trend of using government resources to track and intimidate those who embody dissent against the prevailing political narratives.
In addition to depriving individuals of their civil liberties, it has been reported that exorbitant taxpayer money was wasted on this program, with over $390 million allocated for what ultimately was ineffective surveillance with no significant outcomes in terms of preventing terrorism.
Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, whose own monitoring under the program was originally exposed last summer, has expressed her outrage that even high-profile elected members of the government are not exempt from the invasive practices of federal agencies.
The report, which emerged ahead of Senate hearings on this alarming issue, highlights a disturbing pattern of abuse. It brings to the forefront the urgent need for responsible oversight of security programs to prevent them from being weaponized against the American people, particularly those in government.
As President Trump and his administration have consistently emphasized during their tenure, ensuring the safety and security of the American public should not come at the cost of infringing upon the rights of citizens.
The fallout from these revelations ultimately reinforces the call for a more transparent and accountable government, ensuring that taxpayer resources are utilized effectively without compromising the freedoms afforded to all citizens.
As the Congress prepares to revisit the implications of surveillance and oversight, the need for reforms remains paramount in restoring faith in America’s institutions.
Sources:
racket.news
thegatewaypundit.com
justthenews.com
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