By now you know that several dozen Republican House members tried and failed to make some crucial reforms to the reauthorization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which should probably be renamed as the Biden Secret Police Act at this point. The law allows the federal government to continue spying on American citizens without a warrant. But it’s much worse than that.
As it turns out, the newly amended FISA bill which just passed in the House gives the Executive branch far more power to spy on Americans than any reasonable person would consent to. For one thing, it forces service providers to turn over your communications to the NSA if they demand them.
This means that if you use the free Wi-Fi at a laundromat, a library, a coffee shop, the barber shop, or any other business you enter, that business can be forced to spy on you on behalf of the Biden regime.
Oh, and it gets even worse than that.
If you end up in the Biden regime’s crosshairs for any reason, they can force service providers who enter your home to spy on you. Your plumber, the guy from the cable company, or anyone else who enters your home can be “legally” compelled to tell the government everything they see inside your home.
Jimmy Dore has a rundown of the unconstitutional and terrifying things that the House just passed, which grant Joe Biden expansive new powers to spy on you at all times:
