Which act expanded the powers of the federal government to legally use surveillance against any individual suspected of possible involvement in international or domestic terrorism?

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The Patriot Act, passed in 2001 after the 9/11 attacks, expanded the powers of the federal government to legally use surveillance against any individual suspected of possible involvement in international or domestic terrorism. It allowed for increased surveillance methods such as roving wiretaps and the collection of business and financial records without the need for a warrant.

Which Act Expanded the Powers of the Federal Government to Legally