The status of legislation aimed at renewing the government's warrantless surveillance powers is unclear following President Trump's request to postpone a Senate Intelligence Committee nomination hearing for Jay Clayton, his nominee for director of national intelligence. This delay affects discussions surrounding Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which permits the government to conduct surveillance without a warrant.
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FISA Legislation Uncertain After Hearing Delay for Jay Clayton
Legislation to renew the government's warrantless surveillance powers is in a state of uncertainty after President Trump requested a delay in the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing for his nominee Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence. This postponement impacts ongoing discussions about Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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This week on the Hill: FISA negotiations at a standstill after Clayton hearing delayed
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FISA Legislation Uncertain After Hearing Delay for Jay Clayton