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12.39 EDTWhat's at stake with Clayton's delayed nomination? Democrats had said they would not renew Fisa until Trump withdrew the selection of Bill Pulte.Trump’s post suggested that debate to revive section 702 could be indefinitely postponed.ShareUpdated at 13.00 EDT
- ▪12.39 EDTWhat's at stake with Clayton's delayed nomination?
- ▪Democrats had said they would not renew Fisa until Trump withdrew the selection of Bill Pulte.Trump’s post suggested that debate to revive section 702 could be indefinitely postponed.ShareUpdated at 13.00 EDT
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12.39 EDTWhat's at stake with Clayton's delayed nomination? An expired powerful surveillance powerThe Associated Press has succinctly summarized the stakes of the intelligence director nomination, and why even Republicans are wary of Trump’s interference in today’s hearing:Hanging in the balance is not only the director of national intelligence, but also section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (Fisa), which permits spy agencies to collect without a warrant the communications of targeted foreigners located outside the United States.National security officials across both major political parties have for years described section 702 as vital for gathering intelligence that can disrupt terror attacks and espionage operations, though some lawmakers and civil liberties…
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