DOJ offers ‘extraordinary accommodation’ to Intel committee for FISA access

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DOJ offers ‘extraordinary accommodation’ to Intel committee for FISA access
By Josh Delk - 04/06/18 08:33 PM EDT

The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday agreed to allow additional access by the House Intelligence Committee to view four surveillance applications, calling it an "extraordinary accommodation."

The DOJ said in a letter to the committee that it will allow all members of both the House and Senate Intelligence committees private access to view the classified documents at the Justice Department, emphasizing "unique facts and circumstances."

The four Federal Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) applications, which allowed the FBI to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, have come under immense scrutiny from GOP lawmakers who allege that the government used biased information in obtaining the FISA warrants.

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http://thehill.com/homenews/house/382056-doj-offers-extraordinary-accommodation-allowing-intel-committee-access-to-fisa

[Cyber Liberty]

Rough translation:  The DoJ just put a fresh coat of paint and polish on the same old stonewall turd.  "Private access?"  What good is that?  In fact, just what IS that?  They get to be in a locked SKIF to look at the material, but no photos, copies or notes?