Thune Says Damages From Arctic Frost Spying Would Go to the Treasury, Not Senators

Thune says damages from Arctic Frost spying would go to the Treasury, not senators

Senators will not be able to personally profit from a new law allowing them to sue the government for damages if their phone records are accessed for a federal investigation without their knowledge.

Arctic Frost’s Spying on Members of Congress is a Constitutional Crisis

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Peter Schweizer: My Own History with the Rogue FBI Agent Behind ‘Arctic Frost’

Sen Chuck Grassley’s (R-IA) office released records showing that prosecutor Jack Smith had subpoenaed the phone call data from 8 Republican senators while he pursued a case against President Trump in 2022. Smith’s case began at President Biden's Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) under the codename “Arctic Frost.”

Republicans feud over ‘Arctic Frost’ accountability measure, but critics offer no clear alternative

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A new provision allowing senators to sue the Justice Department over secretly subpoenaed phone data has sparked a fierce GOP intraparty clash — with supporters insisting it’s a long-overdue check on political overreach and critics warning it smacks of self-interest, even as they offer no clear plan to stop future abuses by the executive branch. The provision, added quietly to the bill reopening the gov…