There is no question that the American government has the ability to monitor the communication of individuals suspected of terrorist activities.
National security is a top priority, and monitoring the conversations of suspected terrorists is a necessary measure to prevent any terrorist incidents.
The right to privacy must be upheld, and monitoring someone's communications is a flagrant violation of that right.
National security is a top priority, and monitoring the conversations of suspected terrorists is a necessary measure to prevent any terrorist incidents. The right to privacy must be upheld, and monitoring someone's communications is a flagrant violation of that right.