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Some may argue that the Fourteenth Amendment  is being violated with all the secret activity that is going on without the consent of the public. The government justifies this secret activity by saying that they do it for the protection and safety of citizens.

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*Based on the constitution, we have a right that protects our privacy from being invaded. The fourth amendment protects us from "unreasonable search and seizures".
*Having used the Prism program that tracks internet records, the government has already been able to foil about 50 terrorist attacks.

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The main idea of this article is how much the government is actually watching us. Some Americans feel as if their privacy is being invaded because we are constantly being watched by surveillance cameras, being searched at airports, having pour messages read our internet use tracked, and tracking our calls. On the other hand, the government backs up their actions by saying that these actions have helped stop terrorists attacks and and can help solve crimes.

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Whatching You: How much government surveillance should American accept to keep the nation safe from more terrorists attacks? by Patricia Smith

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Whatching You: How much government surveillance should American accept to keep the nation safe from more terrorists attacks? by Patricia Smith