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'The increasing transparency on Section 702 violations is having an impact on both critics and supporters of a law that is up for renewal in Congress at the end of this year. '
'The Hill reviewed the new ACLU documents as well as compliance memos released by the NSA inspector general and identified more than 90 incidents where violations specifically cited an impact on Americans. ', "The intelligence community isn't due to report on compliance issues for 2017, the first year under the Trump administration, until next spring."
'The memos reviewed by The Hill were publicly released on July 11 through Freedom of Information Act litigation by the American Civil Liberties Union. '
'The NSA however, has said previously it created “destruction waivers” to keep such intercepts in certain cases. '
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