You mean the FISA Court that Russ Tice once described as a "kangaroo court with a rubber stamp" and that approves over 99% of applications? Is that 1% rejection rate in a closed door court where due process lives?
I mean, I'll grant you that it's _worse_ in Russia; they don't even have that 1%, and the scope of abuse is much broader.
But I do wonder if part of the propaganda value of the aforementioned Red Scare is to drive attention away from domestic abuses.
Still that is a whole lot more "due process" than in Russia. And FISA only applies in relatively few circumstances.