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FCC Commissioner Calls for Inquiry into NSA Spying Scandal

HeadlineMay 16, 2006

Meanwhile FCC Commissioner Michael Copps said the Federal Communications Commission should investigate whether the phone companies violated the Communications Act by handing over the customer calling records to the National Security Agency. Copps said the “privacy of our citizens must still matter.”

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