79% of Americans Demand Congress Probe Government Data Screw-Ups
Seventy-nine percent. That's how many Americans say Congress must hold feds accountable for ignoring privacy laws. CDT's new coalition push could finally force a reckoning.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- 79% of Americans back congressional probes into agency privacy failures, per CDT poll.
- CDT-led coalition of 22 orgs demands investigation, blending civil liberties and business interests.
- Echoes 1970s Church Committee; could spark modern data accountability laws.
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Originally reported by CDT
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