2016-12-09 Introduced in Senate Expresses the sense of the Senate that:

• the United States should recognize the need to protect the safety, security, and personal privacy of all U.S. people;
• legal and policy changes that impact U.S. security and civil liberties should be made with the consideration of Congress, the executive branch, and the people; and
• in considering such changes, the United States should recognize the global and economic implications of U.S. security and privacy policies.

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