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Donald Trump urged Republicans to support a clean extension of Section 702 after previously calling for FISA to be opposed or killed.
Republished from The Libertarian Institute, with credit to the original publisher.
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Alan Mosley argues that President Donald Trump reversed his position on FISA Section 702, now urging a clean extension despite previously calling for it to be killed. The article opposes renewal without reforms, citing civil-liberties concerns and statements from Representatives Lauren Boebert and Thomas Massie.
Representative who wrote to the NSA director alleging Section 702 abuses
Boebert's version of this story ↗
Representative who said he would oppose warrantless searches under Section 702
Massie's version of this story ↗Outlets across the spectrum highlight Trump’s pivot from his "Kill FISA" rhetoric to advocating for a "clean" reauthorization of surveillance powers. The Libertarian Institute characterizes the move as a "flip flop" that risks civil liberties, while Fox News and Tampa Free Press frame his intervention as a necessary effort to unify House Republicans and protect military operations.
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