A watchdog agency that investigates U.S. national security programs is engaged in a dispute over proposed reforms to parts of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, splitting along party lines in a recent vote.
The oversight board’s two Republican appointees are distancing themselves from the report, giving fuel to critics who say its recommendations would undercut national security.
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Democrats and Republicans on the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board disagreed sharply about how to rein in privacy risks associated with a powerful government eavesdropping program.
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