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A bipartisan group is sending a letter to Johnson and Jeffries pressing them to oppose any attempt to attach reauthorization of Section 702 of the nation’s key spying tool to “must-pass” legislation and, instead, to allow floor votes on key FISA reforms. https://t.co/s5AteA0oOG
The SAFE Act which reauthorizes Section 702 of FISA is a good step forward in reforming the mass surveillance program but is not nearly all the protections we deserve. https://t.co/cgFEShELKD
House Republican and Democratic lawmakers are pressing Speaker Mike Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to avoid attaching Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act reform legislation to any must-pass bill such as spending measures. https://t.co/14MHxYxCFh
Senators Durbin and Lee have introduced bipartisan legislation to reform Section 702, aiming to balance national security with privacy concerns. The bill seeks to address warrantless searches of Americans' communications. House GOP leaders are concerned about internal campaigning potentially aiding Democrats. Efforts are made by lawmakers to reform the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) without compromising privacy rights.
