The federal government is forcing thousands of small fishing businesses to submit to warrantless GPS surveillance, threatening their livelihoods if they object, and the Supreme Court is being asked to strike down this violation of the Fourth Amendment.
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How the federal government is forcing states to spy on lobstermen
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CitrixNews Staff
Originally reported by The Hill
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