The US House of Representatives did not secure the two-thirds majority needed to extend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) surveillance powers, which are now set to expire. House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed concern over the decision, stating it is surprising that House Democratic leadership would allow a key national security tool to lapse due to political disagreements regarding a temporary appointment. The expiration of this intelligence tool is scheduled for today.
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US House Blocks Extension of FISA Surveillance Law
The US House of Representatives failed to extend the FISA surveillance powers, which are set to expire today. House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized the decision, highlighting the implications for national security amid political disagreements.
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House blocks short-term extension of key Fisa spy power amid furor over Bill Pulte – US politics live
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US House Blocks Extension of FISA Surveillance Law