what day was the Patriot Act passed?
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It was passed Octrober 24, 2001.  The full Act is below.
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April 17th in most places within the continential US. However, in areas serviced by new england's processing center the deadline is april 18th since april 17th is a local holiday (Patriot's Day)
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The first amendment says freedom of speech.\nThe Patriot Act allows the government to spy on you and arrest you if you "say" you're planning terrorism.\n\nThat's one link.
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it completely and utterly baffles me why people accept the patriot act. with one sweeping legislation, freedoms of americans are obliterated it is uncautionable why it is just acceptable for so many to take away rights that were so hard fought to achieve there is a  lot of blood that was shed for those very rights and they are just giving those rights so easily. the patriot act is bordering on dictatorship and americans need another revolution to fight off their oppressors.
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House  November 17, 1993\nSenate November 20, 1993
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WHOEVER SAID IT, SURE WASN'T A REPUBLICAN!! THAT'S FOR SURE.  \n\nWHOEVER SAID IT WOULD ROLL OVER IN THEIR GRAVE IF HE KNEW WE HAD THE PATRIOT ACT NOW.
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According to the Homeland Security Act.... Nothing!\n\n\nYou will not be able to debunk this fact.
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June 21, 1788\nOn this day Constitution takes effect when New Hampshire becomes ninth state to ratify.
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As soon as it was enacted.  The First Amendment is a part of the US Constitution, which is the supreme law of the land.  Any legislation or law can only be a law if it complies with the constitution.\n\nSo I guess the answer to your question would be December 15, 1791 when it was passed or ratified by the states and added to the constitution.
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Congress passed the Amendment on July 12, 1909, and it was ratified on February 3, 1913 (1,302 days)\n\nThere is a movement by some who claim that the bill was not "legally ratified" for various reasons. Bill Benson is the most prominent of these. However, these claims have been universally rejected in the court of law.
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The responses to this question amaze me! Why does everyone act like The patriot act really changed anything as far as this issue goes? Did not FDR  use surveillance on German and Japanese Americans during WW II? Did not Kennedy and Johnson use the FBI to run surveillance on Martin Luther King and others in the 60's? Did not Nixon authorize  Surveillance of John Lennon and other anti war protesters. Did not the Clinton administration collect dossiers made by private investigators on political enemies?. I am not supporting all these actions some were wrong some were right some were questionable. This blustering over the patriot act is 85% politically motivated is my point. Yes there are some concerns but the One of the governments chief responsibilities is protecting it's people and defending it's borders. In Every war and instance of Civil strife the government has used domestic intelligence to gather information. The major difference today in we live in the age of 24 hr. news and the Internet and much more information is publicly available than ever before. To argue because it is the NSA instead of the FBI doing the spying is arguing semantics spying is spying and sometimes it's justified. At least in this case all but the most hard core bush opponents should agree that the threat is genuine and the intent is to protect the citizenry not politically motivated like the action of LBJ, Nixon etc...
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A matter of weeks, maybe days. If Bush chooses to ignore the protections in the PATRIOT Act - which he has signed an affidavit saying he has the right to do - then there will be no protections, given how cowed everyone has been about taking him on regarding the NSA wiretaps.
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There is no doubt that much more happen that day, which government is not telling us. If we recall that it was the time when the polls for president Bush were going down. But right after the attack the rating went up! so something did happen. Now the file is closed we will never get the true answer. Anybody who will raise the question will be labeled terrorist and unpatriotic.
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The present. With Bush's war on terrorism and the Patriot Act.
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there is no sure way of knowing, but, I am sure of one thing , there would have been more planes blown up and only god knows what else, or how many  people would have died,\nI just hope this patriot act will not mean we have lost the liberties \nthat we have lost that are supposedly temporarily
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Whose declaration of what rights? The Declaration of Independence was passed on July 4th, 1776. The Bill of Rights was ratified in 1789. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was passed by the UN General Assembly on December 10, 1948.
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March 4th.\n\nMarch forth.