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Congressional Bill H.R.8322 Signed into Law

Trump Signs Law Extending Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Powers

21 days ago·View on White House

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Personal Impact

Visa holders living in or communicating with contacts outside the United States may have their digital communications collected under FISA Title VII authorities. While the program technically targets non-U.S. persons abroad, visa holders who maintain overseas ties could see their communications swept up in surveillance activities.

extends the authorities in title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act relating to foreign intelligence gathering
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White House Statement

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Congressional Bill H.R.8322 Signed into Law

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