Section 702 of FISA, a key tool for US intelligence agencies to collect data from foreign nationals, is set to lapse on Friday. While the law allows continued collection until court approval, some believe companies may challenge this, potentially leading to delays in information sharing. The lapse has sparked controversy due to privacy concerns and push for reforms like warrant requirements. The situation remains fluid, as Congress struggles to reach an agreement on an extension, while President Trump's controversial nomination of Bill Pulte adds further complexity.
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