Fuentes v. Shevin provides an example of procedural due process and the protection of procedural protections. What claim below best describes Margarita Fuentes' procedural due process argument? Fuentes argued that Florida state law requires appropriate search and seizure by U.S. agents of property located outside the United States. O Fuentes argued that the seizure violated the Americans with Disabilities Act due to the actions by Firestone. Fuentes argued that the seizure of her stove and stereo was illegal because she made timely payments on the installment contract. Fuentes argued that she was presented with a form sales contract to be signed as a necessary condition of the sale and was NOT made aware of the significance of the fine print. O Fuentes argued that the sales tactics of Firestone violated the Consumer Protection Act.