Because “FISA Title I” surveillance authority against a US citizen is so serious, only a few people are authorized to even apply for such surveillance warrants. One of the four people authorized to make such a filing is the Asst. Attn. Gen. [[John P. Carlin]] who is head of the DOJ National Security Division. Carlin who, together with the FBI counterintelligence unit, conscripted Carter Page as an FBI Under-Cover Employee, gained a guilty plea from a Russian operative in early 2016, then turned around six months later and accused Page of being a Russian Spy. Carlin resigned as head of the DOJ-NSD days after the fraudulent warrant was granted by the FISA court. | Because “FISA Title I” surveillance authority against a US citizen is so serious, only a few people are authorized to even apply for such surveillance warrants. One of the four people authorized to make such a filing is the Asst. Attn. Gen. [[John P. Carlin]] who is head of the DOJ National Security Division. Carlin who, together with the FBI counterintelligence unit, conscripted Carter Page as an FBI Under-Cover Employee, gained a guilty plea from a Russian operative in early 2016, then turned around six months later and accused Page of being a Russian Spy. Carlin resigned as head of the DOJ-NSD days after the fraudulent warrant was granted by the FISA court. |