The House will vote Tuesday on two competing bills to overhaul the federal government's chief spy power under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
Critics say the spying tool threatens constitutional rights when FBI or U.S. intelligence officials sift through the data without a warrant looking for dirt on Americans, but national security advocates stress the need for it in order to fend off potential global terrorist threats.
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