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Congress, think tanks, and legal experts face pressure regarding FISA law and surveillance details.

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Congress, think tanks, and legal experts face pressure regarding FISA law and surveillance details.

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Congress Brennan Center for Justice

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Mon 00:00Congress gains legal ability to send observers via the Brennan Center.1 source
- wosu.org
Jun 12Legislative body and think tanks discuss pressure regarding FISA surveillance law.1 source
- arstechnica.com

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