; Whereas the National Security Agency acquires more than 250,000,000 internet communications every year pursuant to section 702; Whereas the FBI itself has conducted 702 queries with callous disregard of the privacy rights of Americans, as evidenced by a redacted Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) opinion of April 21, 2022, including— (1) by conducting queries using 6,800 Social Security numbers; (2) by running a batch query in June 2020 of unminimized FISA information using identifiers of 133 individuals arrested in connection with civil unrest and protests between approximately May 30, and June 18, 2020 without any specific potential connections to terrorist related activity known to those who conducted the queries; (3) by conducting a batch query for over 19,000 donors to a congressional campaign; (4) by regularly querying queried unminimized FISA information using identifiers of individuals listed in local police homicide reports, including victims, family members, witnesses, and suspects with no evidence of criminal activity; (5) by conducting batch queries consisting of 23,132 separate queries, using presumed United States-person query terms, and running said queries against unminimized section 702 information, although the FBI analyst conducting the queries had no indications of foreign influence related to the query terms used; and (6) by conducting in excess of 278,000 noncompliant queries of raw FISA-acquired information; Whereas that FISC court opinion concluded that [a]cross the FBI, the government has reported queries of raw FISA-acquired information as a part of routine baseline checks in order to determine whether there was any information regarding the subject [of the query] in FBI holdings, without a specific factual basis to believe the query was reasonably likely to return foreign intelligence information or evidence of a crime.