House stalls FISA extension as GOP factions clash over guardrails
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The House canceled a Wednesday vote on a clean 18-month extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act amid a conservative revolt seeking guardrails on warrantless surveillance; talks between White House officials and GOP leaders continue, with some opponents pushing amendments on warrants and data brokers, making a deal likely but not assured by Wednesday and raising the risk the program could lapse in five days as lawmakers plan to try again Thursday.
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