President Joe Biden has recently signed a significant bill into law, intensifying concerns among critics regarding its implications for American privacy. This bill reauthorizes and extends Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), allowing for expanded surveillance capabilities for U.S. government agencies. The U.S. Senate approved the legislation on April 20 with a 60–34 vote, and the law was enacted the following day. Supporters, including both President Biden and bipartisan members of Congress, argue that this legislation is crucial for counter-terrorism and national security. “Allowing FISA to expire would have been dangerous. “It’s an important part of our
