NSA Documents
The ACLU long suspected that the NSA has gone far beyond its counterterrorism and foreign intelligence mandate, implementing a massive system to conduct bulk surveillance of millions of innocent Americans.
Last Updated: July 16, 2024
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Office of the Inspector General, National Security Agency Semi-Annual Report to Congress October 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018
Document Date:Jul 27, 2018
Release Date:Jul 27, 2018
UNITEDRAKE Manual
Document Date:Unknown
Release Date:Sep 6, 2017
NSA Slide SSO Weekly Brief April 2013
Document Date:Apr 25, 2013
Release Date:Nov 30, 2017
NSA Civil Liberties and Privacy Office: Review of U.S. Person Privacy Protections in the Production and Dissemination of Serialized Intelligence Reports Derived from Signals Intelligence Acquired Pursuant to Title I and Section 702 of FISA
Document Date:Oct 11, 2017
Release Date:Oct 11, 2017
The National Counterterrorism Center Review of Proecdures and Practices Pertaining to Disseminating U.S. Person Information Acquired Pursuant FISA Title I, Title III and Section 702
Document Date:May 1, 2017
Release Date:May 1, 2017
FBI Review of Title I and Section 702 of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Dissemination Protections for U.S. Person Information
Document Date:Jul 1, 2017
Release Date:Jul 1, 2017
Review of Procedures and Practices of CIA to Disseminate U.S. Person Information Acquired Pursuant to Titles I and III and Section 702 of FISA
Document Date:Aug 1, 2017
Release Date:Aug 1, 2017
FISC Briefing Order Dated May 2011
Document Date:May 1, 2011
Release Date:Sep 13, 2017
Government Letter to FISC Re: Clarification of NSA's Upstream Collection Pursuant to Section 702 of FISA
Document Date:May 2, 2011
Release Date:Sep 13, 2017
In Re DNI/AG 702(g) Certification [Redacted]: 2011 FISC Order
Document Date:Jan 1, 2011
Release Date:Sep 13, 2017
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