Sentences with phrase «new surveillance effort»

In interviews, former U.S. intelligence officers said they were also skeptical of the idea that the U.S. diplomats in Cuba might have been subjected to some new surveillance effort gone awry.

In interviews, former US intelligence officers said they were also skeptical of the idea that the US diplomats in Cuba might have been subjected to some new surveillance effort gone awry.

Not exact matches

Former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly says he's «incensed» after a report was critical of police surveillance efforts in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks.

The new administration will likely defang efforts to enforce Net neutrality and online privacy protections, and potentially ramp up domestic and international surveillance

But we trust that any legislation will include new resources for technology in the cockpit; new resources to move from a national ground - based radar surveillance system to a more accurate satellite - based surveillance system; and a broader effort to increase fuel efficiency and cut airport noise for people who live and work near airports.

In his own words, Paglen's artistic project is to create «new metaphors» for the «invisible war» — the weaponization of space, the militarization of the internet, mass surveillance, and counterintelligence efforts by U.S. and foreign governments over the past 15 years, most of which remain classified.

On this episode of «By Any Means Necessary» Eugene Puryear and Sean Blackmon are joined by Dr. Dave Ragland, Senior Bayard Rustin Fellow at the Fellowship of Reconciliation, to talk about a new article in the Intercept highlighting the FBI and Department of Homeland Security's surveillance of Black Lives Matter activists and the long history of the FBI's efforts to divide and conquer leftist movements.

Lockheed Martin, Information Systems and Global Services Department • Iraq 2010 — Present Field Engineer / Site Lead Operator Efficiently performed in Operation New Dawn to support Program Management Night Vision / Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition (PM NV / RSTA) in efforts to give vigilant sustainment and enhance the capabilities for Warfighters.