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Modernize due process for automated government decisions, compelled device access, forfeiture, and takings without pretending personal data is already constitutional property.

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Create a federal privacy floor with one interoperable rights interface, strong public and private enforcement, concurrent state enforcement, and room for stronger state protections that preserve national functionality.

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Restore competitive markets, guarantee safe basic banking, make financial data portable, discipline exploitative credit, modernize payments, and let failing firms exit without public rescue.

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Guarantee fair repair, data portability, and interoperability rights unless a manufacturer proves a specific safety, security, or privacy risk.

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Give people the right to send secure, revocable AI agents across banks, health care, benefits, schools, utilities, taxes, licensing, and public services, with identity, scoped authority, audit logs, liability, fraud controls, and human fallback.

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Let people reuse verified facts across public services with consent, selective disclosure, logs, appeal rights, and paper alternatives so paperwork falls without building a surveillance ID.

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Require every agent data pull and delegated action to carry purpose limits, receipts, expiration, revocation, audit logs, anti-dark-pattern rules, and enforceable liability.

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Require warrants and particularity for digital searches, close data-broker workarounds, and reform US-person queries inside foreign-intelligence surveillance.

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Protect unenumerated liberty through statutory privacy, medical-data, family-autonomy, and anti-surveillance safeguards without pretending the Ninth Amendment alone restores rights current doctrine has narrowed.

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