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In addition to electronic surveillance, how else does the Patriot Act help law enforcement stop terror plots?It increases the privacy rights of American citizens.It makes it easier to search the property of suspected terrorists.It makes it harder to obtain search warrants against Americans.It decreases the interrogation rights of suspected terrorists.
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