Critical to U.S. intelligence agencies operations is Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which monitors more than 200,000 overseas targets but is set to expire at the end of 2023. Strauss Center Director Adam Klein’s recent Lawfare article outlines Section 702 in more detail, including providing recommendations for reforms to make reauthorization more likely.

“Even with an all-out push, there is no guarantee that reauthorization will pass. But there are several steps that intelligence community leaders and other executive branch officials can take now to make reauthorization more likely.”

Adam Klein, December 27, 2022

To read more, see the article here.