The Supreme Court held that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act provision at issue did not displace the state-secrets privilege and returned FBI v. Fazaga to the lower courts. The ACLU criticized the ruling while emphasizing that litigation could continue. The decision did not resolve the merits of Muslim plaintiffs’ discrimination claims or determine that dismissal was required.
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What did the Supreme Court decide in FBI v. Fazaga in March 2022?
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The Court returned the case to the lower courts. It did not decide the discrimination claims’ merits or settle whether the case must be dismissed.
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