The law allows the U.S. government to surveil people outside the U.S., including when they're communicating with American citizens. Grouped from 3 articles across 3 sources.
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The law allows the U.S. government to surveil people outside the U.S., including when they're communicating with American citizens.
Trump repeatedly demanded that Republicans unify to pass a longer extension of the Fisa warrantless spying law Both chambers of Congress voted in quick succession on Friday to pass a brief 10-day extension of a controversial warrantless surveillance law after Republican infighting tanked plans for a much longer renewal of the law with no changes. Donald Trump had repeatedly demanded that Republican holdouts “ UNIFY ” behind Mike Johnson, the US House speaker, in favor of an extension of section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (Fisa) without changes. But chaos ensued on Thursday evening and into the early hours of Friday as Republican leadership tried and failed twice in votes attempting to reauthorize the surveillance program, before resorting to a stopgap measure. Continue reading...
The measure has long been criticised for allowing US intelligence agencies to collect citizen data without a warrant.
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