US Congress temporarily extends controversial surveillance power under FISA
Massie said he would oppose reauthorization without a warrant provision and other privacy reforms.
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Massie said he would oppose reauthorization without a warrant provision and other privacy reforms.
The House and Senate approved a temporary extension of FISA Section 702 through April 30 after President Donald Trump’s effort to secure a longer extension without changes stalled. The article reports ongoing disagreement over surveillance powers, privacy safeguards and possible reforms.
Republican representative who opposed reauthorization without privacy reforms
Senate Majority Leader who commented on possible reforms
Thune's version of this story ↗President whose longer-term extension effort stalled and who supported extending FISA without changes
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