House takes the reins in FISA fight as Senate Democrats hold firm against Pulte
The House will vote Thursday morning on a short-term reauthorization of a key government spy program ahead of a Friday deadline, taking control of the surveillance authority’s future as talks in the Senate stall. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) announced Wednesday that the House will vote on a short-term extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that will extend the program until July 2, after Senate Democrats rejected an attempt to fast-track a short-term measure. “So, the House will once again do our job.”Advertisement The effort to pass a brief reauthorization patch to avoid the lapsing of the government surveillance program comes after President Donald Trump called on Congress to do so earlier on Wednesday following a meeting with Johnson.
- ▪The House will vote Thursday morning on a short-term reauthorization of a key government spy program ahead of a Friday deadline, taking control of the surveillance authority’s future as talks in the Senate stall.
- ▪House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) announced Wednesday that the House will vote on a short-term extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that will extend the program until July 2, after Senate Democrats rejected
- ▪“So, the House will once again do our job.”Advertisement The effort to pass a brief reauthorization patch to avoid the lapsing of the government surveillance program comes after President Donald Trump called on Congress to do so earlier on
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The House will vote Thursday morning on a short-term reauthorization of a key government spy program ahead of a Friday deadline, taking control of the surveillance authority’s future as talks in the Senate stall. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) announced Wednesday that the House will vote on a short-term extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that will extend the program until July 2, after Senate Democrats rejected an attempt to fast-track a short-term measure.
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