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Trump delays Jay Clayton's nomination for intel director to try to push Congress on voting bill
President Trump delays Jay Clayton's nomination to lead the U.S. intelligence community to pressure Congress on a voter ID bill. The delay is linked to a requirement for the surveillance program's approval contingent on the bill's passage, amid opposition to Trump's previous nominee, Bill Pulte.
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