I recently appeared on WETR Real News Talk Radio 92.3 in Knoxville, Tennessee, to discuss how states can push back against unconstitutional warrantless spying by passing a Fourth Amendment Protection Act.
During the interview with hosts Sherry Voluntary and Vinnie Vineyard, I went in-depth on how this innovative bill can curtail warrantless spying by the federal government by taking action in state legislatures across the country. Michigan enacted this legislation last year.
I also talked about the Tenth Amendment Center’s role in crafting the legislation and what folks can do to support this the bill their states. We also discussed some current surveillance trends and the perils of a shady practice known as parallel construction.
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Outreach Specialist-Privacy & Surveillance at Tenth Amendment Center
Clay Davis is a freelance journalist and activist who focuses his love of liberty on stopping the unconstitutional practices of the surveillance state. Having worked at the local level as The Community Outreach Director for We See You Watching Lexington, a grassroots organization focused on bringing surveillance transparency and oversight to his hometown of Lexington, Kentucky, Clay is now working with Tenth Amendment Center to protect privacy on a national scale.
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- Interview: How States Can Take on Federal Spying - January 4, 2019
- Interview: Fighting the Surveillance State Through Local Activism - October 3, 2018