Hoekstra on Bipartisan Protect America Act Compromise
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February 26, 2008
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1:33Now PlayingRep. Pete Hoekstra, ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee, addresses the need to renew the Protect America Act. Signed into law in August 2007, the bill expired Feb. 16, 2008, greatly complicating the task of the intelligence services and the telecommunications companies that must cooperate with them to make their efforts efficient and effective.
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