One component was only in effect until March 3, 1801 and was allowed to expire; the other, composed of three separate laws, expanded the President's powers to deport non-citizens and extended the waiting period for naturalization from five years to fourteen.
Public opposition to them intensified when Philadelphia Aurora editor Benjamin Franklin Bache was arrested under their provisions. One component was only in effect until March 3, 1801 and was allowed to expire; the other, composed of three separate laws, expanded the President's powers to deport non-citizens and extended the waiting period for naturalization from five years to fourteen. For 10 points—name these acts passed by Congress during the administration of John Adams.
Public opposition to them intensified when Philadelphia Aurora editor Benjamin Franklin Bache was arrested under their provisions.
{Alien and Sedition} Acts [prompt on partial answer; accept {Act Respecting Alien Enemies} or {Act for the Punishment of Certain Crimes} in place of a respective component]