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Trump delays Jay Clayton’s nomination for intel director to try to push Congress on voting bill
President Trump delayed Jay Clayton’s nomination to lead U.S. intelligence to pressure Congress on a voter ID bill, retaining Bill Pulte as acting director. Trump linked approval of a surveillance program to passage of the voter ID bill, citing Democratic opposition to Pulte’s nomination and accusing Democrats of breaking a deal to renew surveillance programs.
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