CIA Inquiry Cites Past Domestic Surveillances And Reforms
The commission finds the CIA largely complied with its statutory duties but notes grave abuses from 1950s to 1970s. It details mail openings, domestic dissident targeting, illegal wiretaps, and improper interagency help, urging a strengthened oversight regime, new joint intelligence mechanisms, and tighter legal safeguards. Recommendations include amending the National Security Act, creating a Joint Committee on Intelligence, public budgeting scrutiny, and expanded oversight by a strengthened inspector general and a civilian advisory board.
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