The same is true of the Presidential Seal, under 18 USC 713 of the United States Code. The NSA might be a little too aggressive here (satire is protected speec

The same is true of the Presidential Seal, under 18 USC 713 of the United States Code. The NSA might be a little too aggressive here (satire is protected speech under the first amendment of the U.S. Constitution), but I can understand the desire to prohibit use of U.S. agency seals to falsely represent the offices to which they're attached. This is not the same as someone using the FedEx or the Starbucks logo . . .