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House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries raised concerns about renewing federal surveillance authorities under FISA, arguing that Congress should consider additional reforms aimed at protecting privacy and civil liberties. Jeffries questioned whether key intelligence authorities should continue without what he described as stronger oversight and accountability measures. The discussion focused on the balance between national security and individual privacy rights, as lawmakers continue debating the future of foreign surveillance programs. Supporters argue that FISA remains a critical tool for protecting the United States from foreign threats, while critics say reforms are needed to prevent potential government overreach. The debate comes as Congress prepares for future decisions regarding intelligence authorities, surveillance powers, and national security policy. #FISA #HakeemJeffries #NationalSecurity #PrivacyRights #CivilLiberties #Congress #Surveillance #Politics #USPolitics #GovernmentOversight #Intelligence #ForeignSurveillance #BreakingNews #PolicyDebate #TheCenterSquare