IC/ Strengthening
congressional oversight
A White House-appointed board published a comparative chart Thursday on how U.S. intelligence agencies use a
Reagan-era executive order to collect Americans' private information, adding
fuel to an already smoldering debate.
The Privacy and
Civil Liberties Oversight Board, an executive branch watchdog established to
weigh Americans' civil liberties against the government's need to gather
intelligence, compiled the chart on Executive Order 12333, which governs a
large chunk of the government's intelligence collection.
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