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"The
Supreme Court of the United States has decided that individuals and
organizations cannot challenge the constitutionality of FISA's global
surveillance regime without proof that they, in fact, are being spied upon, despite the fact that no one can know for sure
that he's being spied upon until after being arrested and shown the
government's evidence—to the extent that, too, isn't deemed too secret
to share."
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