Congressional leaders given access to surveillance court in bid for more transparency
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) will allow select congressional leaders and designated staff to observe proceedings for the first time, a transparency step included in the latest Section 702 renewal. A DOJ memo outlines eligibility, SCIF protocols, and training, while experts and lawmakers debate the limited benefits, potential leak risks, and how this access may inform the next 702 reauthorization fight and discussions over warrant requirements for database queries.
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