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From the American Civil Liberties Union

 

 

From "America Unrestored" available for download at: www.aclu.org/america-unrestored

 

 

National Security and Privacy

 

Spying on Americans

 

1. "Issue an executive order recognizing the president’s obligation to comply with FISA and other statutes, requiring the executive branch to do so, and prohibiting the NSA from collecting the communications, domestic or international, of U.S. citizens and residents."

 

2. "Issue an executive order prohibiting new FISA powers from being used to conduct suspicionless bulk collection."

 

3. "Re-examine the recent amendments to Executive Order 12333 and revise the order to limit and regulate all intelligence community activities and to fully protect the privacy and civil liberties of U.S. citizens and residents. In particular, the new Executive Order should:

 

a. Limit the ODNI, CIA and NSA to collecting and evaluating foreign intelligence information.

 

b. Prohibit the National Security Agency from intercepting international communications of U.S. persons, absent a warrant based on probably cause.

 

c. Prohibit the military from playing any role in civilian surveillance within the United States, or in surveillance of U.S. persons aboard.

 

d. Establish minimization procedures that prevent the collection of information regarding U.S. persons not reasonably suspected of involvement in espionage, terrorism or other criminal activity, and require the prompt destruction of U.S. person information inadvertently collected.

 

e. Restrict the FBI to investigating criminal activities, including espionage and terrorism, and eliminate foreign and domestic intelligence investigations of groups or individuals unrelated to criminal offenses.

 

f. Prohibit the exchange of personally identifiable information between agencies except for evidence of espionage or other criminal activity, which may be transmitted to agencies responsible for investigating or prosecuting such violations.

 

g. Make publicly available any and all internal policies, procedures or memoranda produced by or for the intelligence and law enforcement agencies regulated under E.O. 12333, which interpret or qualify provisions of that order.

 

h. Make all minimization procedures designed to protect the privacy and civil liberties of U.S. persons public, as well and any internal policies or memoranda that interpret these procedures.

 

i. Order the attorney general to launch an investigation to determine if any laws were broken or to appoint a special counsel to do the same."

 

Monitoring of Activists

 

1. "Direct the attorney general and other relevant agency heads (e.g., Defense and Homeland Security) to end government monitoring of political activists."

 

2. "Issue an executive order directing the relevant agencies to refrain from monitoring political activists unless there is reasonable suspicion that they have committed a criminal act or are taking preparatory actions to do so."

 

3. "Direct the attorney general to repeal the new Attorney General Guidelines regarding FBI investigations, and replace them with new guidelines that protect the rights and privacy of innocent persons. The new guidelines should:

 

a. Prohibit the use of intrusive investigative techniques absent specific and articulable facts that give a reasonable indication that the subject of the investigation is engaging in a violation of federal law.

 

b. Specifically prohibit the use of race, religion, national origin, or the exercise of First Amendment-protected activity as factors in making decisions to investigate persons or organizations.

 

c. Specifically prohibit the reporting of and keeping files on persons engaging in peaceful political activities."

 

Watchlists

 

1. "The President should issue an executive order requiring watchlists to be completely reviewed within 3 months, with names limited to only those for whom there is credible evidence of terrorists ties or activities."

 

2. "Repeal Executive Order 13224, which creates mechanisms for designating individuals and groups as terrorist suspects and preventing US persons and companies from doing business with them – a power of such breadth that, the record shows, it inevitably leads to the designation of many innocent people and does more harm than good."

 

Civil Liberties Oversight Board

 

1. "Appoint all members to the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board and strong urge the Senate to hold prompt confirmation hearings for the candidates."

 

2. "The president’s first budget proposal should contain sufficient funds to actually bring the board back into existence as an effective entity." – Fiscal Year 2010 budget includes $2 million for the PCLOB

 

3. "The U.S. attorney general should create a mechanism for issuing subpoenas at the request of the Board. For example, this can be done through the creation of a Memorandum of Understanding between the board and the attorney general in which the attorney general promises to enforce subpoenas issued by the board’s request unless he or she certifies that such a subpoena would be unlawful."

 

Freedom of Speech

 

Political protest

 

1. "Issue an executive order directing the Secret Service to end the use of so called “free speech zones,” and repeal procedures in the Presidential Advance Manual for deterring political protest."

 

2. "The Advance Manual must be revised to afford full First Amendment protection to all demonstators or protestors and limit safeguards to only those individuals who engage in or have stated they will engage in activity unprotected under Bradenburg v. Ohio."

 

 


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