Time to change the laws then. These laws were rushed through Congress with little public debate, and whenever EFF or ACLU tried to fight them the Obama administration tried to dismiss the cases or stop them somehow.

I want to see the constitutionality of scooping 100 million phone records at once, gathering all data from ISP cables, and asking Google and others for probably thousands if not millions of users' profiles and logs at once, being tested in Court, and I want it all to reach the Supreme Court.

Then we can establish how legal everything was. You can't trust Congress with any of the laws they've been passing. Remember the NDAA and the indefinite detention clause? That was another one rushed through around new year's eve time. This needs to stop, or I can't ever take them seriously when they say "it's all legal".