FBI To Make Policy Changes Following Scathing Internal Watchdog Report

The DOJ's Inspector General report revealed significant failures in the FBI's FISA applications, particularly those used to surveil Carter Page during the Russian election interference investigation. The report found material misstatements and omissions, leading to invalid court authorizations. FBI Director Ray testified before Congress, acknowledging the report's findings and outlining over 40 reforms, including enhanced FISA warrant training. Despite these efforts, Republican lawmakers criticized the FBI, suggesting stricter FISA guidelines. Ray emphasized the need for careful consideration to avoid unintended consequences.

What was the conclusion regarding the validity of the FISA applications used to surveil Carter Page?

How did Republican lawmakers respond to the changes proposed by the FBI?