The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act applications and approvals targeting former Trump campaign associate Carter Page have come under increased scrutiny as investigations of the investigators have heated up.

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz has been looking into alleged FISA abuse since March 2018, and Attorney General William Barr — along with U.S. Attorney John Durham — has launched his own broader inquiry into the actions taken during the Trump-Russia investigation.

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