The House Intelligence Committee’s minority members are “committed” to updating...
The House Intelligence Committee’s minority members are “committed” to updating the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act “in a separate bill to enhance transparency and privacy while retaining critical national security capabilities,” said some members of the committee in a report released…
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Monday on the Intelligence Authorization Act (http://1.usa.gov/194KHIf). That bill, which minority members say does not update FISA, cleared the committee in a voice vote last week, and the committee is also at work on a FISA bill likely to touch on National Security Agency surveillance practices. The minority members writing that section of the report include ranking member Dutch Ruppersberger, D-Md., and Adam Schiff, D-Calif., a critic of certain NSA practices. Committee Chairman Mike Rogers, R-Mich., last week in an opening statement emphasized his desire to drop FISA legislation.