U.S. intelligence agencies conducted illegal surveillance on American
citizens over a five-year period, a practice that earned them a sharp
rebuke from a secret court that called the matter a "very serious"
constitutional issue.
The criticism is in a lengthy secret ruling that lays bare some of
the frictions between the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and
U.S. intelligence agencies obligated to obtain the court's approval for
surveillance activities.
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