trackedinamerica.org. Some of the violations of civil and human rights that have resulted for the PA include "aggressive deportations, crackdowns at borders, surveillance of mosques and homes...destroyed livelihoods, splintered families and the loss of a sense of belonging and citizenship," the group asserts on their Web site. Moreover, many peace activists, demonstrators at anti-war rallies, animal-rights groups, student organizations, and critics of the U.S. policy towards Cuba, have been monitored and added to FBI and CIA databases as potential "enemies of America."

ID CHIPS: An article in ABA Journal (Tebo, 2006) points out that employees of some companies are being asked to have ID chips implanted in their arms so their employers "can monitor their movements," Tebo writes. And while the company that is using these ID chips, (www.CityWatcher.com) can rightly say absolute security is pivotal to their customers, many experts, the article continues, "worry that the law is not keeping pace with the introduction of ever-more invasive and pervasive technologies with potential for abuse, fraud or identity theft." The CityWatcher.com company provides security cameras for other companies, and is responsible for "protecting...video databases of thousands of hours of surveillance...

(2006). Federal Court Strikes down NSA Warrantless
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Berghel, Hal. (2006). Phishing Monger and Posers. Communications of the ACM, 49(4), 21-25.

Eggan, Dan. (2005). Bush Authorized Domestic Spying. Washington Post, Retrieved 27 Oct, 2006, at http://www.washingtonpost.com.

Hersh, Seymour M. (2006): National Security Dept. Listening in. New Yorker 82(15), 24-25.

Tebo, Margaret Graham. (2006). Who's Watching the Watchers? ABA Journal, 92(6), 36-38.

The Information Management Journal. (2006). ID Theft Tops FTC Complaints for 2005.

Tracked in America. (2006). September 11, 2001: The War on Terror. Retrieved 27 Oct. 2006 from http://www.trackedinamerica.org/timeline/after_911/intro/.