Privacy just became a battleground again. Jim Jordan isn't holding back on FISA's warrantless surveillance mess. The congressman went hard, calling out how the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act lets agencies dig through data without proper warrants.

His demand? Simple but crucial—require actual warrants before querying citizen data. With FISA's clock ticking toward December 2025 expiration, Jordan's pushing for serious structural changes. No more backdoor access, no more shortcuts.

This matters beyond traditional politics. The crypto community's been screaming about digital privacy rights for years. When lawmakers finally challenge surveillance overreach, it aligns with the decentralized ethos many of us stand for. Whether Jordan's push gains traction or gets buried in committee rooms remains to be seen, but at least someone's asking the uncomfortable questions.