Whether electronic surveillance of a U.S. citizen under FISA violates FISA and/or the First and/or Fourth Amendments

QUESTION PRESENTED Whether electronic surveillance undertaken by the United States, of a United States citizen, pursuant to perceived authority under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (“FISA”) can be undertaken and repeatedly reauthorized upon renewed findings of probable cause over a period of years (upon information and belief), without any alleged terrorism or espionage-related charges or substantive changes in circumstances to support the ongoing surveillance, is a violation of FISA, and/or the First and/or Fourth Amendments to the United States Constitution?