Constitution, FISA, warrants and snooping
In the next few days, Congress will vote on whether and how to renew a controversial part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that has resulted in the collection of thousands of Americans’ private communications – without probable cause or a warrant. The members have two principal choices: to renew the law, known as Section 702,…
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