Federal court okays unconditional surveillance of citizens

Activist Post - In a decision handed down on April 25, U.S. District Judge Jeffery White declared that the feds can use its “state secret” privilege to block litigation relating to mass surveillance. As reported by Courthouse News, the Justice Department argued that “revealing whether classified evidence it gave the court proves that the government collected five named plaintiffs’ internet and phone data would in and of itself threaten national security.”