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1)Where should we draw the line between privacy and national security?

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2)What would be the best way to continually verify that the information practices of the CIA, FBI, NSA and other important security agencies do not overstep the privacy protection boundaries set by Congress?

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3)How can national security whistleblowers be better protected and their information concerning illegal activity be respected? How can the legal boundaries be better designed to protect the nation, not the insiders?

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