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   The United States Court Of Appeals For The Ninth Circuit has decided   
   that some Somali immigrants are guilty of sending money to terrorists   
   even though the evidence against them was probably gathered illegally.   
      
        The panel affirmed the convictions of four members of the Somali   
        diaspora for sending, or conspiring to send, $10,900 to Somalia   
        to support a foreign terrorist organization, in an appeal that   
        raised complex questions regarding the U.S. government's   
        authority to collect bulk data about its citizens' activities   
        under the auspices of a foreign intelligence investigation, as   
        well as the rights of criminal defendants when the prosecution   
        uses information derived from foreign intelligence surveillance.   
      
   https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2020/09/02/13-50572.pdf   
      
      
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