![]() ![]() The Board will examine whether and how the Government’s efforts to counter domestic terrorism uniquely affect the privacy and civil liberties of particular groups, with an emphasis on rights under the Fourth, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution. ![]() Distinguishes the speech of foreign actors from that of U.S.Engages with and/or directs social media companies and other third parties regarding domestic terrorism and all the categories of speech and activities referenced above, and the resulting impact on individual users’ or groups’ speech and.Defines, identifies, evaluates, seeks to counter, and seeks to suppress mis- and disinformation.Collects, retains, analyzes, and disseminates publicly accessible online activity.Ensures that operational personnel comply with such policy and training as they execute mission activities, including and with respect to communities of color, religious communities, and political groups.Distinguishes First Amendment-protected speech and activity, including political, religious, and protest speech or activity, from domestic terrorism, and how that distinction is reflected in the Government’s policy and training.This will focus on how the Government, in its efforts to counter domestic terrorism: ![]() The Board will examine how the Government’s activities to counter domestic terrorism intersect with First Amendment rights. Through the Project, the Board seeks to increase transparency regarding the Government’s activities to counter domestic terrorism, and to explore whether any changes to existing policies or activities should be made to better protect privacy and civil liberties. Across both workstreams, the Board will examine how the Government collects, retains, analyzes, and disseminates information about domestic terrorism threats and how it operationally responds to and seeks to prevent domestic terrorism. The Board will focus this project on two simultaneous and distinct workstreams: the impact on First Amendment rights and the impact on privacy and civil liberties of particular groups, such as those with shared racial, religious, political, or ideological affiliations. In this Oversight Project (“Project”), the Board will examine Executive Branch (“Government”) policies and activities to counter domestic terrorism. ![]()
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