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Congress Works to Renew Surveillance Law Following House Passage
The House of Representatives approved a measure to renew a surveillance law after Republicans addressed internal opposition. The bill now moves to the Senate, where proposed changes may delay its passage beyond an upcoming Friday deadline. This development occurs as the current law approaches expiration.
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The U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation to renew a surveillance law, with Republicans overcoming opposition from within their party to advance the measure. The approval followed efforts to address a revolt from right-wing members.
The bill faces potential modifications in the Senate. These changes could postpone final approval past the law's expiration on Friday.
The surveillance law is set to expire on Friday if not renewed. Congress is addressing the renewal amid the approaching deadline.
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