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Reuters reported, citing eight officials and people familiar with the matter, that U.S. intelligence sharing with Congress and federal agencies slowed or was temporarily halted in some cases during Donald Trump’s second term, raising concerns that policymakers could make decisions based on an incomplete picture of the threats. The CIA stopped participating in the preparation of National Intelligence Council assessments, which bring together the views of 18 agencies. Members of Congress also went brief periods without receiving reports following the U.S. intervention in Iran in June 2025 and the capture of Nicolás Maduro in January 2026. Sources attributed the disruptions to power struggles and political tensions. The FBI also stopped sharing some information with the National Counterterrorism Center for several weeks, while congressional briefings on election threats resumed after Jay Clayton became director of national intelligence.
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