The office audited the bureau’s use of a disputed warrantless wiretap law that is set to expire next spring unless Congress reauthorizes it.
Kash Patel, the F.B.I. director, has closed an internal watchdog office established in 2020 to uncover and reduce the risk of misuses of national security surveillance, according to officials familiar with the matter.
The elimination of the unit, the Office of Internal Auditing, comes as Congress debates whether to reauthorize a high-profile warrantless wiretapping law, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA. That law, which was a chief focus of the office, nearly collapsed last year before lawmakers extended it until April 2026.
The move is significant because it could give skeptics of the program new ammunition to argue that Congress should sharply curtail the law or even let it expire given that a guardrail has been discarded.
This is why you should doxx your FBI neighbors.
Take a page out of their playbook: Never leave the government to do a job the private sector could do better!
Right neighbor ?
Lol is this a joke? You’re asking if we should RAGE? No.
My memory isn’t great but I still know that there are plenty of Trump’s political enemies left on the inside. That’s who keeps leaking information despite threats from the administration to hook them up to a polygraph.