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Spies in the Movement Covert Action Information Bulletin #24, Summer 1985 E d it oria l --- 2 N ew State Repression --- 3 S anctuary Movement --- 12 W a r Against Native Americans --- 16 " Wil d Bill " J anklow --- 22 Leonard Peltier --- 25 The NASSCO Case --- 30 De Borchgrave and Moon --- 34 Moscow and Moss --- 36 Tetra Tech --- 40 Editorial This issue of CAIB examines government infiltrators and provocateurs who target progressive groups in the United States . The theme is something of a departure from our usual international focus , but in many ways it complements our pre vious work . For, in fact, the government's covert operations at home are often mounted against domestic groups which have demonstrated a global consciousness-which see their work inextricably linked with movements for change throughout the world . Indeed , when Pre s ident Reagan signed Executive Order 1 2333 in December 1981 , he expressly gave the CIA the authority to infiltrate-and to disrupt--domestic organizations c oncern e d with international issues . Now both the CIA and the FBI insi s t th a t citizens groups opposing U.S. foreign policy are fair game--even if no wrongdoing is suspected . Constitutio
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