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The Treasury will sell the warrants through a so-called Dutch auction.

New York's department, as a local police force, cannot apply directly, but must seek warrants through the F.B.I. and the Justice Department.

The police Intelligence Division makes its requests for eavesdropping warrants through the New York Joint Terrorism Task Force, a unit in which F.B.I. agents, police detectives and investigators from other agencies work together.

But Mr. Chávez has clearly continued the purge, issuing warrants through Interpol for at least nine bankers thought to have fled Venezuela, and seizing 11 of their financial institutions to fold them into a new state banking company under his control.

While it has long been known that the agency conducts extensive computer searches of data it vacuums up overseas, that it is systematically searching — without warrants — through the contents of Americans' communications that cross the border reveals more about the scale of its secret operations.

The Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System and Automated Biometric Identification System provide rapid identification of individuals with outstanding criminal warrants through electronic comparison of ten-print digital finger scans.

When officers did seek permission from the courts, not through warrants but through "pen register" orders, USA Today found that police officers in Baltimore described the devices as "advanced directional finding equipment" or "sophisticated electronic equipment" when seeking court permission for their use.

GE trades near $14 but the warrants run through 2013.

Since 2001, Congress has also loosened the standards to obtain a warrant through a series of actions that include the USA Patriot Act.

Other domestic surveillance authorities, including the DEA's recently disclosed bulk phone records collection, would remain untouched, as would the NSA and FBI's ability to search without a warrant through its bulk of internet content and metadata for Americans' communications.

The opposition Conservatives are wary of kicking off an argument about Europe within their own ranks, and the Liberal Democrats are supportive of the scheme, partly because it was their European Parliament grouping that pushed the arrest warrant through in the first place.