I urge you to oppose S.3931, the Terrorist Surveillance Act.  Though this
latest version of the surveillance bill is being spun as a "compromise," its
proposals remain a radical and unwarranted (in both a literal and a figurative
sense) invasion of privacy.  By paradoxically redefining broad categories of
electronic surveillance as not being "electronic surveillance," this bill would
exclude a great deal of domestic wiretapping from the purview of the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).  FISA exists for a reason and should not
be so lightly circumvented.