OH HCR31

Urges U.S. Congress to investigate whether the National Security Agency has engaged in unconstitutional surveillance of United States citizens.

Cites NSA's seven-year practice of obtaining secret court orders requiring telephone companies like Verizon to provide daily logs of all telephone communications, including domestic calls.

References NSA's six-year PRISM program obtaining secret court orders requiring internet companies (Google, Facebook, Apple) to provide direct access to user information and communications.

Calls on all federal agencies to obtain search warrants only through transparent, open, and constitutional court proceedings.

Directs the Ohio House Clerk to transmit copies of this resolution to the President, NSA Director, Congress, and Ohio's congressional delegation.