The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) stipulated that
A)the government could not undertake electronic surveillance of Americans for any reason.
B)the government would be required to apply for a warrant from a special court in order to undertake electronic surveillance of Americans.
C)the government could collect and analyze all electronic data produced by American citizens.
D)any attempt by a foreign government to collect data on American citizens would be considered an act of war.

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FISA requires the government to obtain a warrant from a special court, known as the FISA Court, in order to conduct electronic surveillance of Americans. This is intended to balance national security interests with the protection of individual privacy rights.

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Stipulated That