House lawmakers advance three-year extension of FISA Section 702

16 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 29

All House Republicans backed a procedural vote setting up final passage of the Section 702 extension, following intense lobbying and the inclusion of a permanent ban on central bank digital currencies.
The measure also contains a Senate-passed budget resolution funding immigration enforcement and the farm bill, with votes on both scheduled before the week's end amid ongoing intra-party negotiations.
Senate leaders warn that the FISA bill’s added provisions could stall its passage, while the White House urges swift action to fund DHS and maintain critical national security operations.

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