The United States Congress has enacted several pieces of legislation which have codified government privileges which address the protection of military, diplomatic, or national security secrets. These acts include all but one of the following:

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The Classified Information Procedures Act, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, and the United States Patriot Act of 2001 are all real pieces of legislation that deal with the protection of sensitive government information. The "Dissemination of Classified Material and Control Act" does not exist as a real piece of legislation.

The United States Congress Has Enacted Several Pieces of Legislation