We are going to be following that here every single day ... We are going to insist on it.
Insist on real reforms to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to protect Americans from warrantless surveillance.
Occurrences
Congress must vote for real reforms to protect Americans’ rights.
Wyden called for Republican leaders to negotiate on real reforms to warrantless government surveillance ... "Instead of trying a fourth time, they should put real surveillance reforms on the table."
It is clearer than ever that real reform is the only path to 60 votes on Section 702.
Evidence
The Verge reported that Senate Republicans blocked a reform-driven extension proposed by Sen. Ron Wyden, while privacy-focused lawmakers kept pushing for warrants and other limits on Section 702.
AP reported that the House rejected a temporary Section 702 extension by a 198-218 vote and that the Senate effort also failed, leaving the surveillance authority on course to lapse at midnight.
Assessments
Wyden appears to have made a serious and continuing effort to pursue FISA reforms, including backing a reform-oriented Section 702 extension and pushing warrant requirements and other limits on surveillance. But the available evidence shows those efforts were blocked and no real reform package was enacted. Because the promised outcome was actual reform to protect Americans from warrantless surveillance, sustained advocacy alone is not enough for full delivery. As of 2026-06-14, this promise shows substantial effort but no delivered result.