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White House urged to assist Congress in extending FISA Section 702 amid concerns over Bill Pulte's appointment

The White House is being called upon to assist Congress in extending Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) as negotiations face challenges due to Bill Pulte's recent appointment as spy chief. Concerns have been raised by both parties regarding Pulte's past actions and the implications of delaying FISA's renewal, which is crucial for national security.

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The White House is being called upon to assist Congress in extending Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) as negotiations face challenges due to Bill Pulte's recent appointment as spy chief. Concerns have been raised by both parties regarding Pulte's past actions and the implications of delaying FISA's renewal, which is crucial for national security.

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  • ✕ pushback
  • ✕ weaponize government
  • ✕ shameful
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Original Headline

White House urged to engage as Bill Pulte pick threatens to derail spy powers renewal

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White House urged to assist Congress in extending FISA Section 702 amid concerns over Bill Pulte's appointment