CIA and Allies Allegedly Spied on Trump Associates Before 2016 Election

Reports reveal a coordinated effort by the U.S. Intelligence Community and foreign agencies to surveil and potentially manipulate Trump's associates, raising legal and ethical concerns.

Recent reports suggest the U.S. Intelligence Community, led by the CIA, collaborated with foreign intelligence agencies to surveil Donald Trump's associates before the 2016 election.
The alleged surveillance involved the 'Five Eyes' intelligence alliance and targeted 26 Trump associates for potential manipulation and misinformation.
The operation was reportedly initiated before the FBI's Crossfire Hurricane investigation and may have violated U.S. laws against spying and election interference.
Evidence of the surveillance is said to be contained in a 10-inch binder ordered to be declassified by Trump at the end of his presidency.
The revelations raise questions about the integrity of the intelligence community and the legality of their actions during the 2016 election.