The Senate is encountering difficulties in renewing the FISA surveillance law. This situation has been influenced by the involvement of Mr. Pulte, a businessman and political ally of former President Trump, who has been serving as the federal housing director.
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Senate Faces Challenges in Renewing FISA Surveillance Law
The Senate is struggling to advance the renewal of the FISA surveillance law, with Mr. Pulte's role as a federal housing director impacting the situation. His close political ties to former President Trump are noted as a factor in the ongoing discussions.
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Deal to Renew FISA Surveillance Law Falters in the Senate Over Pulte
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Senate Faces Challenges in Renewing FISA Surveillance Law