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Q Tensions between the demands of national security and the protection of citizens’ rights has been a recurrent theme of our history. Why did that tension become so severe during the 1790s? What was the Alien Act, and what powers did it give the President? What was the Sedition Act? Did this go against the First Amendment? Why were these passed?

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The tension had become very severe during the 1790s because there had been immigrant citizens coming to America and taxes had been imposed in an unfair manner by the American government. There had been disorganization in the sense that standardization/setting of benchmarks had not been present for the American government or for the American citizens. The Alien Act had ensured that there could be immigrant citizens of America (coming from enemy countries to settle in America) moved from America to their native countries, especially during war-situations.