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Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) grants the government the authority to compel U.S. electronic communication service providers to cooperate with surveillance programs that target non-U.S. persons outside the United States, but this surveillance also “incidentally” captures the communications of Americans. Prior to Section 702 authority sunsetting on June 12, 2026, Congress was unable to agree to reauthorize the authority. The debate on reauthorization has been pervaded by myths to obscure the reality.

Jake Laperruque argues that lawmakers should reject fearmongering over a FISA 702 lapse and allow votes on bipartisan reforms to curb surveillance abuses.

Whether or not you were part of it back in the day, on our tenth anniversary, we’d love to hear your memories of Get FISA Right – and thoughts about the future of civil liberties activi…