The FISA court can
A) issue warrants without revealing the information used to justify the warrant.
B) deprive American citizens of their citizenship.
C) rule laws enacted by Congress to be unconstitutional.
D) strike certain provisions from the Constitution.
E) direct the president to take certain actions in order to protect national security.

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The FISA court (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court) is responsible for issuing warrants for electronic surveillance and physical searches in national security cases. These warrants are issued in secret and the information used to justify them may not be revealed. This is to protect sensitive national security information and to prevent tipping off those who may be the target of the surveillance.

The FISA Court Can