Bipartisan Support Grows for Sweeping Reforms to Domestic Spying Law In a surprise development, Senator Ron Wyden has revealed that he's never seen such widespread bipartisan support for a major overhaul of the country's domestic spying laws. Wyden, a long-time advocate for greater transparency and accountability in the intelligence community, made the comments in an interview with The Intercept. The push to reform the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) comes as President Biden faces mounting pressure to address concerns over government surveillance and data collection. With momentum building in Congress, it remains to be seen whether the reforms will ultimately become law - and whether the current head of the intelligence community, Bill Pulte, will be able to navigate the significant changes ahead.
“I have been doing this a while,” Sen. Ron Wyden told The Intercept. “And I’ve never had this kind of bipartisan support.” The post Momentum Builds to Rein In Domestic Spying Law — Whether or Not Bill Pulte Survives as Intel Chief appeared first on The Intercept.
