Congress Renews FISA Warrantless Surveillance Bill For Six More Years

Congress Renews FISA Warrantless Surveillance Bill For Six More Years

In 2013, Edward Snowden revealed that the National Security Agency was legally collecting millions of Americans’ phone calls and electronic communications—including emails, Facebook messages, and browsing histories—without a warrant. Congress has now decided not only to reauthorize these programs, but also to expand some of their most invasive techniques. The spying initiatives Snowden brought to …