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The American Civil Liberties Union appeal from a decision of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (William H. Pauley, III, Judge) granting defendants motion to dismiss. The district court held that Sec. 215 of the PATRIOT Act impliedly precludes judicial review; that plaintiffs statutory claims regarding the scope of Sec. 215 would in any event fail on the merits; and that Sec. 215 does not violate the Fourth or First Amendments to the United States Constitution. We disagree in part, and hold that Sec. 215 and the statutory scheme to which it relates do not preclude judicial review, and that the bulk telephone metadata program is not authorized by Sec. 215.
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| name | Mike Armstrong |
| subject | Asylum |
| message | Canada grants asylum to 4 people who hid Edward Snowden in Hong Kong
The Sri Lankan family who helped shelter whistleblower Edward Snowden in Hong Kong in 2013 is about to start a new life in Canada, after being granted asylum. Some have questioned whether granting asylum to a family that helped a U.S. fugitive could ruffle feathers in Washington. Mike Armstrong explains what this new chapter means for Supun Thilina Kellapatha, Nadeeka Dilrukshi Nonis and their two children. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=R9TzaFy_NbY |
| date | Thursday September 30, 2021 |
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