In the wake of 9/11, Congress overwhelming voted to enact the Patriot Act to combat terrorism despite the fact that it infringed on many constitutionally guaranteed rights including free speech.

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The Patriot Act, enacted after the 9/11 attacks, expanded the government's surveillance and investigative powers, raising concerns about infringements on civil liberties, including aspects of free speech and privacy rights.

In the Wake of 9/11, Congress Overwhelming Voted to Enact