[sinkspur]

I didn't see an interpretation. I saw what you wish it meant. The 4th Amendment is clearly stated. Please provide an interpretation.

No. I told you what it means. "Probable cause" is not a standard for surveilling non-American citizens. There is no standard.

And American citizens talking to these up-to-no-good non-citizens have to be surveilled right along with them.

I will ask again: do you believe terrorists have the protection of the Constitution? And, if you say they should, why should they?

[Doe Eyes]

"Probable cause" is not a standard for surveilling non-American citizens. There is no standard.

Where does this come from? I have not found it in the Constitution.

[Doe Eyes]

"Probable cause" is not a standard for surveilling non-American citizens.

Before you get too deep in this, search the Constitution for "person" versus "citizen". You will find that the BOR applies to person, not citizens.