Prohibition on Use by the United States Government of Commercial Spyware That Poses Risks to National Security
President Joseph R. Biden Jr. signed it on March 27, 2023. Published in the Federal Register on March 30, 2023, 88 FR 18957.
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Rep. Summer Lee, Colleagues Slam DHS Response on ICE Use of Foreign Spyware, Vow Continued Oversight
“In their original oversight letter, the lawmakers requested extensive documentation and information regarding ICE’s legal justification, targets, deployment strategy, and compliance with Executive Order 14093.”
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Reps. Lee, Brown, Ansari Demand Answers from DHS on Use of Foreign Spyware by ICE
“All communications and documents regarding the legality of using spyware against individuals residing within the United States given Executive Order 14093.”
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- See: EO 12333, December 4, 1981