An important section of American law governing intelligence collection on foreigners outside the United States — known as Section 702 — is set to expire at the end of December. The Congress should reauthorize it. In 1978, after congressional hearings exposed that the government had been wiretapping American citizens without warrants on the grounds that they were threats to national security, the Congress passed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. That act established a special court where judges reviewed evidence in secret that suggested a person in the United States was an agent of a foreign power. Then the judge could issue a warrant for a wiretap. In the aftermath of 9/1
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