I don't know what you're talking about. The FISC has repeatedly approved Minimization Rules that allow querying USPs and using/disseminating results for ANY law enforcement purposes
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Those still go in a case file. They are called control files. It's all documented and traceable, and a list of names sent over by another agency without any allegation that any of them had engaged in criminal activity would not be a "tip."
The selectors used under 702 must reasonably return foreign intelligence information.
At least per Semiannual reports, they are not all audited. https://www.emptywheel.net/2017/11/30/hype-how-fbi-decided-searching-702-content-was-the-least-intrusive-means/ … Also, NCTC is doing back door searches now too, and not disclosing its USP impact.
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Even the example of that one child abuse search is one of inadequate record-keeping on these; they didn't catch it as a search w/o face-to-face questioning. And that was by an analyst.
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