> The records also showed undercover agents surveilling a virtual meeting at Hunter College in New York [...] ; a meeting at a labor center in Minneapolis
> The documents indicate that agents made audio recordings of the events.
For anyone else wondering (particularly if you're accustomed to it) it looks like neither NY nor MN are two-party consent ones for recording things.
BUbulbar4小时前
> He said it was also notable that DHS was using administrative subpoenas, which don’t require judicial authorization, to obtain records.
I find that quite crazy. Apparently no check whatsoever what the executive does.
THthrowaway274487小时前
Americans have zero muscle to stand up for the people who actually care for this country.
MAmagic_interface7小时前
What measures can protesters take against this? With agents actively infiltrating groups, it seems impossible to prevent this level of spying.
PUpull_my_finger6小时前
I'm no lawyer, but sure sounds a lot like entrapment as much as spying
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> The records also showed undercover agents surveilling a virtual meeting at Hunter College in New York [...] ; a meeting at a labor center in Minneapolis > The documents indicate that agents made audio recordings of the events. For anyone else wondering (particularly if you're accustomed to it) it looks like neither NY nor MN are two-party consent ones for recording things.
> He said it was also notable that DHS was using administrative subpoenas, which don’t require judicial authorization, to obtain records. I find that quite crazy. Apparently no check whatsoever what the executive does.
Americans have zero muscle to stand up for the people who actually care for this country.
What measures can protesters take against this? With agents actively infiltrating groups, it seems impossible to prevent this level of spying.
I'm no lawyer, but sure sounds a lot like entrapment as much as spying