Immigration,
Constitutional Law
Dec. 19, 2019
FISA case presents novel 4th Amendment questions
A southern Lebanese Muslim is fighting to keep the federal government from spying on him under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
The same week a top secret tribunal questioned the validity of requests the FBI filed to spy on a former Trump campaign adviser, a Lebanese Muslim man fighting criminal charges in Los Angeles wants to know why he, too, is being monitored by the federal government under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
Legal problems began for Abdallah Osseily when he applied for naturalization in June 2017. His case was held without any a...
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