Congress keeps finding itself in the same place with Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: up against a deadline, divided over reforms, and forced into last-minute decisions on a program everyone agrees is essential. This time, the deadline is not theoretical. On April 30, Congress passed a 45-day extension only hours before Section […]
Congress keeps finding itself in the same place with Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: up against a deadline, divided over reforms, and forced into last-minute decisions on a program everyone agrees is essential. This time, the deadline is not theoretical. On April 30, Congress passed a 45-day extension only hours before Section […]
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