Bipartisan Group of Senators Call For Joint Inquiry into Domestic Surveillance

Press release, December 20, 2005: “U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and a bipartisan group of Senate Intelligence Committee members today called for a joint inquiry by the Judiciary and Intelligence Committees into the President’s authorization of domestic electronic surveillance of U.S. citizens.”
Related reference:

  • Press release: “The American Civil Liberties Union today submitted records requests under the Freedom of Information Act to the National Security Agency (NSA), the Department of Justice and the Central Intelligence Agency for information about the NSA’s program of warrantless spying on Americans, which was authorized by President Bush.”

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