To: bobsunshine
Be careful with that link:
(B) there is no substantial likelihood that the surveillance will acquire the contents of any communication to which a United States person is a party; and
To: MissMillie
Thanks for the heads-up. Here are my thoughts.
1. If the person is not a US person, which includes persons with temporary visas, then the NSA is within the law.
2. If the person is a US person but "provides material support" to a terrorist group, per the definitions in 1801(b), they are an "agent of a foreign power" and no longer a US person.
That's my logic. I'm sure there are other points regarding the 4th Amendment and the War Powers act.
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