On Monday, The New York Times argued that because President Trump declassified the so-called Nunes memo last week, there is no longer justification for the confidentiality of documents related to the wiretapping of his former campaign associate, Carter Page. The Times has apparently notified the Justice Department about its decision to petition the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to unseal the documents. The Nunes memo, compiled for House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), was declassified last Friday.
The New York Times Argues For The Release Of Documents Related To The Wiretapping Of Carter Page
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Mon, 02/05/2018 - 1:46pm
Topics: justice department foreign intelligence surveillance court the nunes house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes r-calif fbi october president trump mr trump foreign intelligence surveillance act times the the new york times president trump page memo declassified justification public warrant interest longer friday materials application
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