Quartet of Articles on Gov’t Data Mining Programs

Mother Jones: From FBI and CIA headquarters to small-town police departments, the government is building a massive intelligence network designed to spy on terrorists — and on everyday Americans.

Washington Post: U.S. Backs Florida’s New Counterterrorism Database – ‘Matrix’ Offers Law Agencies Faster Access to Americans’ Personal Records.

Washington Post: Crossing Lines to Fight Terrorism D.C., Four States to Share Law Enforcement, Other Records

EPIC: The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced guidelines for Homeless Management Information Systems (HMIS). See also this related HUD website on homeless data collection.

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