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Government spy powers will expire if Congress doesn’t act. What to know — Ron Wyden | ChamberLight
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Congress faces a deadline to reauthorize FISA Section 702 as the Trump administration pushes for an extension against a bipartisan coalition demanding warrant requirements and privacy reforms.
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