Along with privacy and security comes the issue of terrorism, constitutional rights, and prisoners of war (POW). The debate between privacy and security has two sides. Many believe this influenced the government's interaction with citizens. Sometimes the law focuses on bad interests. Just as security cameras are designed for thieves, breaches occur in a person's workspace or personal life. Privacy emerged very early, notably thanks to Jewish and Roman laws protecting against surveillance. Once the population began to grow, citizens around the world began filing complaints about noise and illegal searches and seizures. Security and privacy are becoming an increasingly important international issue that affects the entire world. Safety is known as a kind of independence from danger. Privacy is freedom from unwanted people. “He noticed his fuel gauge needle was getting low and decided to pull over. As he enters the gas station, he pays for the gas with his credit card, steals a pack of cigarettes and a newspaper without the seller's knowledge. B Horton walks out and recognizes a security camera as he walks to his car. Later, he is contacted and tried for theft. Some believe the camera was an invasion of his privacy, but others say Horton took him away from society. » Webster 21) In the United States, this was and still is a serious problem. The founders saw this coming and implemented laws against home invasions based on national security or to protect others. The Fourth Amendment to the Bill of Rights is a blueprint that the Founding Fathers implemented in the United States Constitution to give people a sense of privacy from law enforcement. The Fifth Amendment also imposes a specific procedure on how the police go about arresting an individual. ...... middle of paper ...... in support of the application, and may provide reasonable exceptions in situations where the Commissioner determines that a minimal risk of fraud exists. Second, the commissioner was directed to make improvements to the birth enumeration program for the issuance of Social Security numbers to newborns. These improvements were intended to prevent the assignment of Social Security numbers to anonymous children; issuing multiple social security numbers to the same child; and other opportunities to fraudulently obtain a Social Security number. Finally, the House proposal required the commissioner to issue regulations limiting the issuance of multiple replacement Social Security cards to any individual to 3 per year and 10 for the individual's lifetime, except when the commissioner determines that there is a minimal risk of fraud..”