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Mar 3, 2026•Statement28 members of Congress demand tech companies explain compliance with DHS administrative subpoenas
DHSsurveillanceFirst Amendmenttech companiessubpoenas
Mar 3, 2026•Statement
28 members of Congress demand tech companies explain compliance with DHS administrative subpoenas
DHSsurveillanceFirst Amendmenttech companiessubpoenas
Reps. Robin Kelly and Pramila Jayapal led 26 members of Congress in a letter to major tech and telecom companies demanding answers on how they handle DHS administrative subpoenas. The letter states that "DHS has used this authority to identify, surveil, and intimidate individuals based on speech and political expression protected by the First Amendment." The inquiry targets Google, Meta, Reddit, Discord, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Snap, TikTok, and X.
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Robin L. KellyPramila JayapalDanny K. DavisBecca BalintMadeleine DeanZoe LofgrenSeth MoultonDaniel S. GoldmanDebbie DingellEmily RandallNydia M. VelázquezLloyd DoggettAndré CarsonRashida TlaibMary Gay ScanlonMaxine DexterDelia C. RamirezSeth MagazinerGreg CasarSara JacobsStephen F. LynchSummer L. LeeJasmine CrockettLauren UnderwoodJanice D. Schakowsky
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- Rep. Kelly leads letter to tech companies on DHS administrative subpoenas— Office of Rep. Robin Kelly