The Latest: House OKs foreign surveillance program
The U.S. intelligence services are enacting a mandate from  President Donald Trump  to establish guidelines on "unmasking" the identities of U.S. citizens in intelligence reports.
The measure aims to more tightly restrict how the names of Americans kept secret in intelligence reports can be revealed  particularly during presidential transitions. The move follows unsubstantiated charges by  President Donald Trump  that  his  predecessor's administration spied on  his  campaign and improperly "unmasked" the identities of  his  associates during the 2016 presidential campaign and transition.
 President Donald Trump  is suggesting that a key program to collect foreign intelligence could have been used to "badly surveil and abuse"  his  campaign.
That's despite  his  administration expressing support for renewing the program.
 Trump  tweeted about the program Thursday.  He  was referring to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act  which lets spy agencies collect information on foreign targets abroad. The House is voting Thursday on possible changes  and the Senate must also act.
 Trump  says: "This is the act that may have been used  with the help of the discredited and phony Dossier  to so badly surveil and abuse the  Trump  Campaign by the previous administration and others?"
The U.S. intelligence services are enacting a mandate from  [TGT] to establish guidelines on "unmasking" the identities of U.S. citizens in intelligence reports.
The measure aims to more tightly restrict how the names of Americans kept secret in intelligence reports can be revealed  particularly during presidential transitions. The move follows unsubstantiated charges by  [TGT] that  his  predecessor's administration spied on  his  campaign and improperly "unmasked" the identities of  his  associates during the 2016 presidential campaign and transition.
  [TGT] is suggesting that a key program to collect foreign intelligence could have been used to "badly surveil and abuse"   [TGT]   campaign.
That's despite   [TGT]   administration expressing support for renewing the program.
  [TGT]   tweeted about the program Thursday.   [TGT]   was referring to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act  which lets spy agencies collect information on foreign targets abroad. The House is voting Thursday on possible changes  and the Senate must also act.
  [TGT] says: "This is the act that may have been used  with the help of the discredited and phony Dossier  to so badly surveil and abuse the   [TGT] Campaign by the previous administration and others?"