| Record | OBS-0893 |
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| Category | Government/Surveillance |
| Status | PARTIALLY SUBSTANTIATED |
| Summary | Project RESISTANCE was a CIA program that worked with college administrators, campus security, and local police to identify anti-war activists and political dissidents. It did not involve infiltration but relied on cooperation with institutions. It was part of the CIA's domestic surveillance efforts during the Vietnam War era. |
| Origin | Operated during the late 1960s and early 1970s, as part of the CIA's response to domestic dissent. |
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| Evidence / consensus | The program is documented in historical records and congressional investigations, confirming its existence and purpose. It was part of a broader pattern of domestic surveillance that raised constitutional concerns. |
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