Homeland Security Should Explain Cuts in Aerial Surveillance, Says Longview News-Journal
Neither of those strategies is ever going to work, though, and the more time we spend considering them is that much less we have to come up with real solutions.
Neither of those strategies is ever going to work, though, and the more time we spend considering them is that much less we have to come up with real solutions.
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI has flown drones in U.S. airspace 10 times since 2006, the FBI told Sen. Rand Paul, The New York Times reports. The bureau admitted it uses drones for aerial surveillance in “very limited circumstances.” Drones were used eight times for criminal cases and twice for national security, according to…