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Congressional intelligence leaders have not yet met with Bill Pulte, the newly appointed acting director of national intelligence, as they work to reauthorize a key surveillance authority before a June 12 deadline. Concerns have been raised regarding Pulte's qualifications and potential implications for the FISA reauthorization process, with both Republican and Democratic leaders weighing in on the matter.
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Congressional intelligence leaders have not yet met with Bill Pulte, the newly appointed acting director of national intelligence, as they work to reauthorize a key surveillance authority before a June 12 deadline. Concerns have been raised regarding Pulte's qualifications and potential implications for the FISA reauthorization process, with both Republican and Democratic leaders weighing in on the matter.
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Intelligence committee lawmakers say they haven’t spoken with Bill Pulte
Congressional Intelligence Leaders Have Not Met with Bill Pulte