Victory is within sight.

A few days ago, a DC federal judge ruled that the bulk collection of American's phone records is "almost certainly" unconstitutional and "Orwellian" in its scope. 

Then yesterday, the Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technologies -- a panel of legal and intelligence experts hand-picked by the president -- recommended the termination of the NSA's bulk data program, and an end to warrantless searches of American phone/electronic communications.

Sign to the right to tell Obama to obey the will of the panel he created, and stop the NSA from unconstitutionally spying on Americans!

Both District Court Judge Richard Leon's ruling and the review group's report rejected the notion that meta-data collection had ever contributed to the prevention of a terrorist attack -- and confirmed that any relevant information gleaned by the NSA's mass, indiscriminate spying programs could just as easily and efficiently (and considerably more legally) been obtained by conventional intelligence-gathering methods. 

The president's own advisers -- and a federal judge -- are now telling him what we've been saying all along: the NSA's activities are illegal. They don't make us more safe. And they undermine our most fundamental rights and liberties. 

Sign to tell Obama: get on the right side of history, restore our most basic rights, and rein in the NSA.

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Read the panel's full report and Judge Leon's ruling.