CSPAN U.S. House Of Representatives FISA Substitute Amendment Debate January 12, 2018
U. S. A. Rights act, the government can still use section 702 for its purpose of surveiling foreigners overseas. And the government can continue to store, share, and access that data to investigate National Security threats. The key difference is in u. S. A. Rights have to do with the collection and use of innocent americans data, not foreign intelligence. This means the amendment cannot harm section 702 programs if, as the government says, they are designed solely for foreign intelligence rather than domestic surveillance on americans. We all want the Intelligence Community to be able to do i...