House rejects 3-week extension of foreign surveillance law used to thwart terrorists
The House rejected a three-week extension of a foreign surveillance law that expires Friday as Democrats protest President Trump's pick to temporarily lead the U.S. intelligence community.
TL;DR
- The House rejected a three-week extension of a foreign surveillance law.
- The law is scheduled to expire on Friday.
- Democrats are protesting President Trump's pick for the temporary head of U.S. intelligence.
- The rejection signifies a political protest against the President's nominee.