Congress Resumes FiSA 702 Pressure, OKs 10-Day Extension Amid GOP Friction
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Facing a rift within his party and failed attempts at a longer, unchanged renewal, Congress approved a 10-day extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to avert a lapse. Privacy advocates press for a warrant for Americans' incidental data, while broader reforms remain uncertain after the chaotic votes and intra-party disputes.
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