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In the following months, FBI contractor access (FusionGPS) accelerated with hundreds of illegal FISA searches of upstream and downstream information on American citizens performed. [[NSA Dir. Mike Rogers]] discovered the FBI and its contractors misuse of the [[NSA]] electronic monitoring systems, and ordered a compliance audit. The audit reported back to Dir. Rogers on the violations of American citizens' [[Fourth Amendment]] rights, and Dir. Rogers cut off the FBI contractors' access.-->After FusionGPS was hired by the [[2016 Clinton campaign]] in April 2016 and shut out from access by the FISA Compliance Audit, FusionGPS and the [[DOJ]] needed a work around for continued access to FISA information in order to spy on the [[2016 Trump campaign|Trump campaign]]. Nellie could use her husband, Obama Associate Attorney General [[Bruce Ohr]]’s high level DOJ access to continue gathering FISA-702 data.<ref>Nellie and Bruce Ohr and Fudion founder [[Glenn Simpson]] collaborated on other projects in the past. [https://t.co/u5HPgJwvWd Expert Working Group Report on International Organized Crime, John T. Picarelli, Discussion Paper Document No.: 230846, National Institute of Justice, June 2010, p. 30 PDF. Published by the United States Dept. of Justice.]</ref> FISA 702 search may not, by law, ever be used to target American citizens; they may only be used to target non-citizens ''outside'' the [[United States]]. Even non-citizens ''inside'' the United States enjoy [[Fourth Amendment]] protections. FBI contractor access to the FISA database was cutoff for this reason - the Obama FBI under [[James Comey]] had violated the civil and constitutional rights of some 5,000 Americans with by committing illegal FISA 702 searches beginning shortly ''after'' Donald Trump organized his national presidential campaign.