The US Patriot Act led to what many consider to be an invasion of privacy. In order for the government to protect the country from terrorists within the country's borders, all fell under scrutiny. This led to many parts of everyday life - internet, phone usage, etc - as possible ways that the people started to be monitored for questionable actions. - the greatest point here is that there must be probable cause for someone to be monitored... and the question that may arise - does the government recognize that not everyone is to be monitored?
Attached is an article that discusses some of the pros and cons of the program.
It is weakening the protection of civil liberties
There are a few criticism in the USA. The main criticism is terrorism.
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The Patriot Act was signed on october 26 2011. It is a response to the september 11 attacks. The Patriot Act reduces restrictions in law enforcement on gathering intelligence on terrorists.
The Patriot Act was signed on october 26 2011. It is a response to the september 11 attacks. The Patriot Act reduces restrictions in law enforcement on gathering intelligence on terrorists.
John Adams was an active patriot. He was a leader in the revolutionary movement and signed the Declaration of Independence.
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George Bush did not pass the anti-terrorist act. He passed the Patriot act which was passed September 13th 2001
It was signed on October 5,1988.
He signed to Island Records in October 2008
He was a patriot and he was advised as one of the founding fathers since he signed the Declaration of Independence.
It was signed July 1775, but not ratified until October 1775.
October 2008
You're probably thinking of PATRIOT or TIA (Total Information Act).
The USA PATRIOT Act is an Act of the U.S. Congress and signed into law by President George W. Bush on October 26, 2001. The USA Patriot Act is an acronym for Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism. U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero said the section of the Patriot Act that permits the FBI to send Internet service providers secret demands, called national security letters, for customer information violates the First Amendment and unreasonably curbs the authority of the judiciary.