• The bill would allow so-called “umbrella” warrants from the FISA Court for what The New York Times calls "bundles of overseas communications." That umbrella would last for up to one year and is meant to extend to communications into and out of the United States. If the "target" was in the U.S., however, the administration would have to seek an individualized warrant from the court. …
• Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) is working away on his own version of the bill, and apparently retroactive immunity (for telecoms) might be part of the package.
Gee, given his spinelessness in the past, this just shocks me that Rockefeller would be doing this.
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