As the deadline for key U.S. spy powers approaches, House Republicans, led by Mike Johnson, are facing internal discord over the renewal of FISA Section 702. After two failed votes, Johnson has proposed a new plan to extend the controversial surveillance authority, which critics argue lacks necessary warrant requirements. Meanwhile, House Democrats are striving to unify their stance on the issue, emphasizing the need for constitutional safeguards against mass surveillance. As lawmakers navigate a chaotic legislative landscape, discussions continue about balancing national security with civil liberties, highlighting the ongoing debate surrounding the effectiveness and accountability of FISA practices.