House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan is advocating for the intelligence community to obtain a warrant before searching Americans’ data through the government surveillance tool known as Section 702 of FISA. Jordan emphasized the importance of protecting Americans’ constitutional liberties unless there is an emergency.
The House of Representatives is currently deliberating the renewal of FISA’s Section 702, a controversial provision that has sparked debate among lawmakers from both parties. Some argue that Section 702 infringes on privacy rights, while others contend that it is crucial for preventing terror attacks.
