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In this Dossier article, the author argues that the Biden administration systematically built out a domestic surveillance and censorship framework under the banner of combating “misinformation” and protecting national security.
- The article claims the Biden administration expanded government coordination with tech companies to monitor and suppress online speech deemed problematic.
- It highlights the role of agencies like the Department of Homeland Security in creating new structures focused on “disinformation governance.”
- The piece points to partnerships between federal officials and major social media platforms to flag and remove content.
- It argues that these efforts blurred the line between public and private sector censorship, raising First Amendment concerns.
- The article references the now-defunct Disinformation Governance Board as part of a broader strategy rather than an isolated initiative.
- It suggests that surveillance tools and data-sharing practices were expanded under the justification of countering foreign threats.
- The author contends that ordinary Americans—not just foreign actors—became targets of monitoring if their views were considered misleading.
- The piece frames these developments as a long-term infrastructure that could persist beyond a single administration.
Read the full story: https://www.dossier.today/p/how-the-biden-administration-built
