Ten years after the Patriot Act, a look at three of the most dangerous provisions affecting ordinary Americans

by Laura Domela

Much of the PATRIOT Act was a wish list of changes to surveillance law that Congress had previously rejected because of civil liberties concerns. When reintroduced as the PATRIOT Act after September 11th, those changes — and others — passed with only limited congressional debate. via Electronic Frontier Foundation

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Ten years after the Patriot Act, a look at three of the most dangerous provisions affecting ordinary Americans

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