The court found illegal the surveillance of the NSA, which revealed Snowden

Seven years after Edward Snowden revealed mass surveillance of Americans by the NSA, the court officially declared it illegal. Snowden himself, who has since lived in Russia, welcomed this decision, noting that he did not think that he would ever live to this day.

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