@CNN: A federal judge told the Department of Justice to explain why the release of the House Intelligence Committee’s memo today shouldn’t force investigators to acknowledge the existence of more records related to foreign surveillance https://t.co/2ZUMEACQFe https://t.co/CVLfMOKNAl

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A federal judge told the Department of Justice to explain why the release of the House Intelligence Committee's memo today shouldn't force investigators to acknowledge the existence of more records related to foreign surveillance https://t.co/2ZUMEACQFe pic.twitter.com/CVLfMOKNAl

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@CNN: A federal judge told the Department of Justice to explain why the release of the House Intelligence Committee’s memo today shouldn’t force investigators to acknowledge the existence of more records related to foreign surveillance https://t.co/2ZUMEACQFe https://t.co/CVLfMOKNAl

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@CNN: This story has been updated to make clear that the Department of Defense officials viewed the request as a law enforcement role. The Department of Homeland Security disputes that characterization, and the story has been updated with DHS comment. https://t.co/uSTzxxCAyY

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