Banks weighs in on Trump's wiretap claims, FISA in CNY Central article
March 7, 2017
CNY Central
In the article, "Congress poised to investigate Trump's wiretap claims," William Banks says gaining access to the evidence to substantiate or refute Trump's wiretap claims will be incredibly difficult because under the law, the president can not access current or previous FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) court orders. "These orders are secret. They are deliberated in the court in a secret proceeding, and the president is not privy to them," he said. 03/07/17
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