Under the Foreign Intelligence Service Act of 1978, the National Security Agency submits requests to conduct electronic surveillance to

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The Foreign Intelligence Service Act of 1978 created the U.S. Foreign Surveillance Court, also known as the FISA Court, as a secret court responsible for reviewing and granting requests for electronic surveillance on foreign targets. The NSA submits requests to this court, and it is the only option listed that pertains specifically to electronic surveillance in relation to foreign intelligence gathering.