All through April, Congress confronted a deadline everybody knew was coming. Part 702 of the Overseas Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), a spy device that permits our intelligence businesses to gather data on non-U.S. individuals, was set to run out. Regardless of years of documented abuses and a rising bipartisan demand for reform, talks stalled, and Congress initially opted for a 10-day extension to work out their variations. After as soon as once more reaching an deadlock, regardless of the grumblings of the deep staters, a last-minute settlement for one more short-term reauthorization was reached for one more 45-day extension, and life in America will go on.
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