👁️Big Brother 2.0: When Presidential Power Meets Digital Surveillance

Civil Rights
Constitutional Law
National Security

Trump returns to office with access to vast surveillance apparatus including FISA Section 702 authorities, expanded facial recognition systems, and data collection programs. Civil rights advocates warn these tools could be misused by an administration that has promised to target political opponents, with minimal judicial oversight and few legal constraints on presidential surveillance power.

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Why This Matters

Your Privacy Rights:

Expanded surveillance programs can monitor your phone calls, emails, internet activity, and location data without warrants—turning everyday digital activities into government intelligence gathering.

Your Political Freedom:

Surveillance tools designed for foreign threats can be used to track activists, journalists, and political opponents—creating a chilling effect on free speech and democratic participation.

Your Constitutional Protections:

Mass surveillance undermines Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches while enabling investigations based on political views rather than criminal activity.

Your Future Security:

Surveillance infrastructure built today becomes the foundation for future authoritarian control—normalizing government monitoring makes it harder to resist abuse by any administration.

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