Senate passes 10-day extension of federal surveillance powers without debate
Senator Ron Wyden stated that Democrats would not object to the stopgap, viewing it as a path toward meaningful reform.

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Senator Ron Wyden stated that Democrats would not object to the stopgap, viewing it as a path toward meaningful reform.

The Senate passed a 10-day extension of FISA Section 702 to avoid a lapse in federal surveillance powers, giving House Republicans more time to negotiate over privacy reforms.
Senate Majority Leader who introduced the extension
Thune's version of this story ↗House Republican critic of last-minute legislating
President expected to sign the bill
House Republican involved in talks
House Republican involved in talks
House Freedom Caucus Chairman
House Rules Chairwoman
House Republican participant in negotiations
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House Freedom Caucus Chairman
House Rules Chairwoman
House Republican participant in negotiations