What position did Edward Snowden and his supporters take on the U.S. national security?
A) That the National Security Agency (NSA) needs to do more to prevent terrorism.
B) That privacy of American citizens is less important than preventing terrorism.
C) That the NSA employs excessive and illegal domestic surveillance operations.
D) That the Department of Homeland Security and the CIA are duplicating each other's efforts and greater clarity of mission is needed in collecting data.

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Edward Snowden and his supporters believe that the NSA has been engaging in excessive and illegal domestic surveillance operations, infringing upon the privacy and civil liberties of American citizens. He has argued that this level of government surveillance is unconstitutional and that whistleblowers are necessary to expose such practices.

What Position Did Edward Snowden and His Supporters Take on the U.S