S. 1318
Extends surveillance law and blocks digital dollar
Keeps foreign-intelligence surveillance going until April 2029 with new limits on searching Americans' data, and stops the Federal Reserve from issuing a digital currency.
- Renews surveillance rules in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act until April 30, 2029
- Requires a monthly review of each search of Americans' information done by the Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Makes it a crime for agents to knowingly break the rules for searching Americans' information
- Bars the Federal Reserve from giving people accounts or issuing a digital dollar
Passed Congress · Headed to the President