He Fourth Amendment to the Constitution protects citizens' rights.

Answer: search and seizure on edg

The 4th Amendment to the Constitution protects citizens "against unreasonable searches and seizures", meaning that the government should not violate the privacy of a person. The government should never get into a citizen's property without a specific reason, or if they do not have a particular cause. They should always have a "warrant" or specific, well documented reason why the access is required by them.