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The ''Intelligence Community Assessment on Russian Interference in the 2016 Elections'' (ICA) was a document ordered up by President Barack Obama and presented to him in the [[Oval Office]] on January 6, 2017.
The ''Intelligence Community Assessment on Russian Interference in the 2016 Elections'' (ICA) was a document ordered up by President Barack Obama and presented to him in the [[Oval Office]] on January 6, 2017.
The ICA did not reflect the consensus of the [[intelligence community]]. Clapper broke with tradition and decided not to put the assessment out to all 17 U.S. intelligence agencies for review. Instead, he limited input to a couple dozen chosen analysts from just three agencies — the CIA, NSA and FBI. Agencies with relevant expertise on [[Russia]], such as the [[Department of Homeland Security]], [[Defense Intelligence Agency]] and the [[State Department]]'s intelligence bureau, were excluded from the process.
The ICA did not reflect the consensus of the [[intelligence community]]. Clapper broke with tradition and decided not to put the assessment out to all 17 U.S. intelligence agencies for review. Instead, he limited input to a couple dozen chosen analysts from just three agencies — the [[CIA]], [[NSA]] and [[FBI]]. Agencies with relevant expertise on [[Russia]], such as the [[Department of Homeland Security]], [[Defense Intelligence Agency]] and the [[State Department]]'s intelligence bureau, were excluded from the process.
==Illegal leaking==
==Illegal leaking==