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Trump Administration Seeks Centralized List of Foreign Intelligence Targets
The administration is developing a master list of suspected foreign spies and potential intelligence recruits under a national security directive. The effort has encountered resistance from the FBI and CIA.
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The Trump administration is developing a centralized master list of U.S. foreign intelligence targets that would include suspected foreign spies and potential intelligence recruits. The proposal originates from National Security Presidential Memorandum 7, which directs intelligence agencies to improve identification, integration, and sharing of information on national security threat actors.
CIA have reportedly resisted the plan.
Officials cited concerns that consolidating identities of covert targets and potential assets in one repository could create a counterintelligence risk if the data were compromised. The effort reportedly began under former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.
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