Jack Smith's collection of information on interaction with Trump's Twitter account raises concerns about constitutional rights

Newly released court documents reveal that special counsel Jack Smith obtained a sweeping subpoena on American citizens who engaged with Donald Trump's Twitter account. The subpoena demanded data from Twitter on users who interacted with Trump's account before the election, including anyone who liked, retweeted, tagged, or replied to his tweets. Concerns have been raised about the violation of First Amendment rights and the broad scope of the search warrant in collecting information on individuals without their knowledge.