WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) – The plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit against the National Security Agency and other government entities for allegedly spying on American citizens have filed an opposition to the defendants’ motion to dismiss.

“Plaintiffs respectfully request that this court deny the Government defendants’ motion to dismiss because plaintiffs do not lack standing to assert any of their claims, plaintiffs have stated more than enough legally sufficient facts to survive a motion to dismiss, and plaintiffs have not engaged in any so-called ‘claim-splitting,’” the opposition filed Wednesday states.

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