In the wake of the Paris attacks in November, once again we debate how to preserve liberty in a time of terror. The CIA director demands more surveillance. Some Republican presidential candidates propose to shut down mosques or impose religious litmus tests on refugees. With the proliferation of weapons, social media and sociopaths, the danger over the next decades will only increase.
How do we fight terrorists without sacrificing civil rights? Here is a constitutional checklist of what we can and cannot do:
WHAT WE CANNOT DO
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