The chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence said he believes the intelligence collection programs he oversees adhere to the law better than most other government programs, but he will seek this month to increase transparency to address public concerns. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) said at a Washington Post Live Cybersecurity Summit yesterday that he and fellow House and Senate intelligence committee members spent the summer “trying to find these confidence-builders” for the public. Photo courtesy Rep. Mike…
House To Amend NSA Laws To Boost Public Confidence, Keep Intel Capabilities Strong
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