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getssearched as he enters abaseball stadium.Somepeople fear thatheightened securityand proposed laws toprotect against terrorismcould violate people'scivil rights.  \nHouse Judiciary Committee onSeptember 24.Called the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2001,the Bush admin-istration's proposal calls for more than50 provisions that the government saidare needed to combat terrorism.Thoseprovisions include the following:  \n■expanding the govemment's abilityto use wiretaps to listen in on suspect-ed terrorists'telephone conversations  \n● increasing law enforcementauthority to find and seize terroristfunds and property  \n●easing restrictions on the govern-ment's ability to obtain search wamants,whichare court orders that allow law enforcementofficers to search a suspect's property  \nhave the luxury of unlimited time in erectingthe necessary defenses to future terroristacts,\"he said  \nand seizure and the right to privacy  \n\"We cannot be rushed into allowing thistragic moment to cause us to support a viola-tion of privacy or the Constitution,\"said Rep.Maxine Waters,D-California.  \n·giving the FBI more power to monitorIntermet transmissions  \nTake It Slawly  \n·permitting the surveillance of non-Americans living in or visiting the UnitedStates for up to a year  \nHistorian David M.Kennedy called thepost-attack period a potentially dangerousmoment for lawmakers.\"We get it all wrongif we legislate when people are convulsed byemotion,outraged in anger,and thirsting forrevenge,\"he told The New York Times.  \nBut many lawmakers and civil libertarians  \nurged caution in passing new antiterrorism  \nlaws.Although there was no objection to  \n■ allowing immigration officials to indefi-nitely detain legal immigrants  \nmany of Ashcroft's proposals,some lawmak-  \ners worried that parts of the antiterrorism  \n■authorizing immigration officials to deportnon-U.S.citizens suspected of terrorism  \npackage could infringe on people's civil  \nliberties—those rights  \nIn times of war or national emergency,Kennedy added,the U.S.govermment haspassed laws that seemed vital at the time butin hindsight violated citizens'rights.The  \nAshcroft urged Congress to actquickly.\"The American people do not  \nprotected by the U.S.  \nConstitution,such as free-  \ndom from unlawful search  \nRelocation Center in Arizona reads,\"May it serve as a constant reminder ofour past so that Americans in the futurewillnever again be denied their constitu-tional rights and may the remembranceof that experience serve to advance theevolution of the human spirit.  \nAfter Japan bombed  \ncitizens,and many of  \nPearl Harbor on  \nthem were born in the  \nDecember 7,1941,  \nUnited States.Children  \nAmericans were furi-  \nmade up half of those  \nous at the Japanese,  \ndetained.  \nand many people wrongly feared  \nConditions in the  \nthat Japanese Americans would be  \ncamps were miserable.Roosevelt him-self called them “concentration camps.”Set up like military barracks,the campswere surrounded by barbed wire andpatrolled by armed guards.The campsclosed on Dec.17,1944.  \nmore loyal to Japan than to the United  \nStates.The Japanese Americans,many  \nthought,could not be trusted.  \nIn February 1942,President Franklin  \nGEOQUEST  \nD.Roosevelt signed an order to protectthe United States \"against espionageand against sabotage.\"The orderallowed military leaders to round up peo-ple thought to be dangerous and placethem in holding camps without any ofthe usual legal protections and rightsgranted to U.S.citizens by theConstitution.Soon,soldiers forced morethan 110,000 Japanese Americans  \nOne of the most  \nDecades later,Congress passed theCivil Liberties Act of 1988.In the act,Congress apologized \"on behalfof thenation\"for the \"grave injustice\"done toJapanese Americans.Congress mandat-ed that the government pay each victimofinternment $20,000.On Oct.9,19","cbCairKVDSslhdeH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairKVDSslhdeH","pdf",2858526,"English","# Take It 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