Bill > HR7888

This bill, the Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act, seeks to reform the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978. Key provisions include: - Strictly limiting the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) ability to conduct queries of U.S. person information obtained under Section 702, requiring prior approval from a supervisor or attorney except in exigent circumstances. - Prohibiting the FBI from conducting queries solely to find and extract evidence of a crime, with exceptions for mitigating threats to life or fulfilling discovery obligations. - Restricting the FBI's ability to ingest unminimized Section 702 information into its analytic repositories unless the targeted person is relevant to an existing national security investigation. - Requiring annual audits of Section 702 targeting decisions to ensure they are not targeting known U.S. persons. - Expanding the use of amicus curiae and designation of counsel in Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court proceedings. - Increasing requirements for accuracy and transparency in applications for Section 702 orders and other FISA authorities. - Enhancing reporting requirements, accountability measures, and criminal penalties related to FISA compliance.

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