Biggest Constitutional Violations Since WWII?

[michiganxcrunner]

This quarter I'll be writing a research paper for my U.S. history class about the unconstitutional policies of post-WWII America. In your opinion, what have been the most significant breaches on our constitution since 1945 and why/how so? Rather than focus on whichever of these I think is most important, I will likely discuss a number of them to show how a tradition of ever-increasing executive power has been the result of heightened international influence (or a similar thesis). So please list as many as you can think of. Thus far, the research has proven more difficult than I expected, and the only topics I am certain I will cover are the Patriot Act and the National Defense Authorization Act. Aside from that, I would really appreciate hearing what you think would be some other good examples for my paper.

Thanks

[michiganxcrunner]

@BaconKing Not a bad idea, pandering to my liberal teacher would probably be a great strategy. If I can scapegoat the Republican party enough I'm sure he'd be real happy with it. Just need to attack each Republican pres. over the last fifty years for something or another....