In the context of mass surveillance, foreign citizens do not enjoy the same protections under the Fourth Amendment as U.S. citizens.

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The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution primarily protects U.S. citizens and those within U.S. borders from unreasonable searches and seizures, meaning foreign citizens outside the U.S. generally do not enjoy the same level of privacy protections under this amendment.

In the Context of Mass Surveillance, Foreign Citizens Do Not