How does this jive with the Posse Comitatus Act? The NSA is a military operation, and the FBI is a domestic operation. Surely there is information that should be shared between them, but a firehose from one to the other, no matter how limited, seems to be a reasonably clear violation.
We now have clear evidence that 'for foreign investigation' is absolutely no boundary to domestic collection. Why would such a limitation be any different here than it was (not) for the NSA's collection?
We now have clear evidence that 'for foreign investigation' is absolutely no boundary to domestic collection. Why would such a limitation be any different here than it was (not) for the NSA's collection?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_Act