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Protect peaceful dissent and newsgathering, punish violence and serious obstruction by individual proof, and forbid mass surveillance or guilt by proximity at public assemblies.

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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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Do not turn homes, devices, cameras, routers, or private accounts into government infrastructure without consent, law, compensation, and review.

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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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