By Christopher Burroughs
President Donald Trump signed a 10-day extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act on Saturday, keeping the warrantless surveillance program alive through April 30 after House Republican leaders failed overnight to advance either a five-year rewrite or the clean 18-month renewal the White House had demanded.
The stopgap measure, cleared by the House shortly after 2 a.m. and passed by the Senate on a voice vote Friday morning, amounts to a Band-Aid on a deep intraparty wound. More than a dozen House Republicans blocked the five-year extension, and roughly 20 more joined most Democrats to reject the shorter clean bill, leaving Speaker Mike Johnson with no path forward on the legislation Trump wanted.
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