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Hello everyone and welcome to caveat, the CyberWire's Law and Policy Podcast.

I'm Dave Bitner and joining me is my co-host Ben Jellen from the University of Maryland Center for Health and

Homeland Security. Hello Ben. Hi Dave. On this week's show Ben describes a

decades-long global espionage campaign alleged to have been carried out by the

CIA and NSA.

I share a story about the feds using cell phone location data for immigration enforcement,

and later in the show my conversation with Drew Harwell from the Washington Post.

We're going to talk about his article about how

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