Senate passes 10-day extension of federal surveillance powers without debate
Representative Chip Roy criticized the five-year framework as lacking necessary reforms while supporting a shorter stopgap for further negotiation.
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Representative Chip Roy criticized the five-year framework as lacking necessary reforms while supporting a shorter stopgap for further negotiation.
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The Senate passed a 10-day extension of FISA Section 702 surveillance powers to avoid an April 20 expiration, providing more time for House Republicans to negotiate reforms with hardline members.
Senate Majority Leader who introduced the extension
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House Republican commenter
Democratic Senator supporting the stopgap
President expected to sign the bill
House Republican meeting participant
House Republican meeting participant
House Freedom Caucus Chairman
Rules Chairwoman
House Republican meeting with leadership
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House Freedom Caucus Chairman
Rules Chairwoman
House Republican meeting with leadership
