The ______ gives the government the right to monitor emails, financial statements, and phone interactions among other rights.

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The PATRIOT Act, passed by the United States Congress in response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, gives the government increased surveillance powers in order to detect and prevent terrorist activity. This includes the ability to monitor communications, such as emails and phone calls, as well as access to financial records. The Act has been controversial due to concerns about privacy and civil liberties.

The ______ Gives the Government the Right to Monitor Emails