The American government is well within its rights to monitor the communication of suspects involved in terrorism.
Any monitoring of communications is a violation of privacy, and it is unequivocally prohibited.
Ensuring national safety is of great significance, and keeping a check on the communications of individuals suspected of terrorism is a logical step in preventing terrorist attacks.
Ensuring national safety is of great significance, and keeping a check on the communications of individuals suspected of terrorism is a logical step in preventing terrorist attacks. Any monitoring of communications is a violation of privacy, and it is unequivocally prohibited.