The Economist reports on a violation of the Constitution by the Federal government. Kudos to the Congressional committee for bringing it to light. Now let's see what they do with it.
Also, I note that this part seems to fit a pattern: "We have no idea as to the extent of the problem because the DEA did not keep records" of the program. Now why would a bureaucracy choose not to keep records of a program, if only to audit it and see how successful it was?
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"We have no idea as to the extent of the problem because the DEA did not keep records" of the program.
That gets right next door to evidence tampering, which is a felony.
Eric Hines
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