Congress Faces Deadline to Extend Surveillance Law as Intelligence Agency Choice Sparks Debate

A deadline is approaching for Congress to decide on extending the current surveillance law. Lawmakers must act before the deadline expires. The extension is contested amid a broader debate. The debate centers on which intelligence agency should oversee the program. Critics argue the choice could affect civil liberties. Supporters claim the law is essential for national security. The outcome will shape surveillance oversight for years. Congress is expected to vote in the coming weeks.