The Pros And Cons Of Domestic Surveillance

There are so many citizens of the United States who do not agree or like the NSA’s involvement in communication networks. For example, “This country was founded on the notion of liberty. So it is striking to us that we have reached a point in our history when the expectation of privacy and liberty is dissolving” (Paul and Yoho). A major argument against the NSA is that it violates the rights of the countries people. Paul and Yoho say “We need to go back to the basics and use the Fourth Amendment as our guide.” There are so many people that look back at the amendments and realize how many times a new system of protection, like the NSA has violated to protect the people well good. There are so many great things about their system, but so many feel different about their ideas of communications. While the NSA is using their domestic surveillance equipment to help …show more content…
It is meant to protect innocent people from terrorism, nuclear weapons, and crime. Although it does do this, it is not always agreed with. U.S. people do not always like the idea of an agency analyzing, and collecting communication data from their people. The extent of the surveillance is quite shocking, but it is used to protect innocent lives of the United States people from things that can be stopped. The National Security Agency does have reasonable doubt when they get involved with a person’s communication. Some say domestic surveillance has interrupted civil liberties or rights of the people. Many officials like law enforcement, believe this is a great use of National Security for protection. Either way, people will share their opinions amongst each other. Improvements in the future are reducing terrorism, nuclear actions, and criminal affairs in the country. Negative improvements include the rights of people, their disagreement with the surveillance situation, and more laws or acts that will be