WASHINGTON – Attorney General William Barr on Tuesday issued new guidelines and restrictions on the FBI’s ability to conduct surveillance of elected officials, candidates, and their staff members and advisers, saying such investigations must be “justified and non-partisan.”The new rules, which involved requiring the FBI to consider briefing an official, candidate or adviser that they might be compromised by foreign governments, before applying for a surveillance warrant, […]
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