FBI director says terror threats elevated to all-time high since Oct. 7: 'Blinking lights everywhere'
- FBI Director Christopher Wray testified about the importance of Section 702 authority in protecting against foreign terrorist threats and emphasized the potential consequences if it expired.
- Some legislative proposals aim to require a warrant for searching the intelligence database, but Wray argued against it, stating that it would hinder the FBI's ability to prevent attacks.
- Senator Mike Lee disputed Wray's claim, arguing that the Fourth Amendment requires more than just a warrant for protecting privacy.
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