House Republican leaders will move a planned vote on a controversial surveillance plan to April after many conservatives balked at the idea of extending the surveillance authority without more reform, according to a report.
Politico reported that House GOP leaders will move next week’s planned vote to next month as conservatives revolted against the idea of extending the authority without considering proposals to require a warrant before searching Americans’ private communications.
One GOP lawmaker said that there was “no way” a rule to advance a clean FISA extension would pass next week. Johnson could only afford to lose two votes on a rule…
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