Speaker Mike Johnson is working to push through a major expansion of the FISA warrantless spying program that would affect immigrants and businesses.
. The rare setback for the intelligence community may only be temporary, though, and the federal government could soon enjoy far broader surveillance powers.of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act — on the House floor again on Friday. Lawmakers will consider one modest reform to the surveillance program as well as three measures that privacy experts say would vastly expand the government’s spying powers. .
Zwillinger added the provision “could also include other persons with access to such facilities and equipment, including delivery personnel, cleaning contractors, and utility providers.
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