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House passes reauthorization of key US surveillance program after days of upheaval over changes - AP News — Marjorie Taylor Greene | ChamberLight
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The House passed a two-year reauthorization of the surveillance program 273-147, but a procedural motion delayed sending it to the Senate. A proposed warrant requirement for FBI searches of Americans’ data failed 212-212, leaving disputes over civil-liberties safeguards unresolved.
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FBI Director opposing warrant requirements
Senator identified as a longtime civil-liberties advocate
Former president who opposed the surveillance program
Former speaker invoked by Greene in a comparison with Johnson
Senator identified as a longtime civil-liberties advocate
Former president who opposed the surveillance program
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