"House Overcomes Revolt and Advances Revised FISA Bill for Final Vote"
TL;DR
The House advanced a revised bill to reauthorize the U.S.'s warrantless surveillance authority, setting up a final vote on reauthorizing Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) for two years with added reforms. The bill includes amendments, including one for a warrant requirement before the government can review information collected on Americans. The advancement follows a previous version being blocked by conservative Republicans, prompting negotiations and changes to the legislation to address concerns and secure support.
- House advances revised FISA bill after floor revolt, teeing up final vote The Hill
- Surveillance Bill Clears Key Hurdle in House, Putting It Back on Track The New York Times
- Senate Republicans furious over Trump trying to derail FISA bill The Hill
- Marjorie Taylor Greene renews threats to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson The Associated Press
- House GOP pauses infighting to move forward on key surveillance bill Axios
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