> only 5 out of 180 FISA orders were authorized by 215 If you have a statute that you believe allows you to surveil the entire population, how many orders does

> only 5 out of 180 FISA orders were authorized by 215 If you have a statute that you believe allows you to surveil the entire population, how many orders does that require? As opposed to ones that require some standard of suspicion for an individual or group. I don't mean to imply there aren't other programs or theories of authority, but that this statistics tells you exactly nothing about the importance of a particular provision.