FBI review indicates Carter Page FISA was especially problematic

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The surveillance of onetime Trump campaign adviser Carter Page increasingly appears to have been uniquely problematic.

In response to a Justice Department audit born from that controversy, the FBI released details about more than two dozen Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act applications, arguing none of its mistakes affected the “validity” of the FISA court’s orders.

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