Congress passes emergency 10-day FISA Section 702 extension after warrant requirement revolt

Congress passes a narrow 10-day emergency extension of FISA Section 702 after 20 House Republicans join Democrats in killing the broader reauthorization bill over a warrant requirement dispute. The rebels demanded the FBI obtain individual warrants before querying Section 702 databases for Americans' communications — a "backdoor search" reform that intelligence agencies strongly opposed. The House Freedom Caucus faction argues that querying databases of American communications without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment regardless of how the data was initially collected. Senate Intelligence Committee leaders negotiate to avoid a lapse.