FBI Conducted Surveillance on Catholic Priests
A report from the Department of Justice indicates that the FBI monitored Catholic priests in connection with the Richmond memo. The findings reveal continued activities despite an order to cease such operations. (sources: Daily Signal)
The Department of Justice report details that the FBI surveilled Catholic priests and continued work related to the Richmond memo after being instructed to stop. This raises questions about the agency's adherence to directives.
- The FBI conducted surveillance on Catholic priests linked to the Richmond memo.
- The Department of Justice report confirms that the FBI continued its activities despite an order to halt.
- The Richmond memo involved concerns about domestic terrorism and religious groups.
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