Trump Backs FISA 702 Extension Amid Privacy Backlash
Midnight clock ticking, Section 702 hangs by a thread. Trump's sudden U-turn props up warrantless spy powers, but lawmakers smell blood—and privacy protections.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Trump flips from FISA critic to supporter, urging 18-month Section 702 extension for national security. 𝕏
- Program sweeps foreigners' data warrantlessly, collaterally grabbing Americans' comms via backdoor queries. 𝕏
- Critics demand warrants and data broker limits; bipartisan push stalls under Trump's influence. 𝕏
- Echoes 1975 Church Committee abuses—history warns of unchecked surveillance loops. 𝕏
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Originally reported by SecurityWeek