H.R. 8035 Extends FISA Amendments Act to October 2027

H.R. 8035 proposes to extend the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 authorities under title VII of FISA through October 20, 2027. This extension would maintain the legal framework that allows intelligence agencies to conduct surveillance of foreign intelligence targets outside the United States without individualized warrants. The bill does not substantively modify the scope of surveillance authorities but rather continues their duration.

Affected parties including telecommunications providers, technology companies, and government intelligence agencies should monitor this legislation as it progresses through Congress. If enacted, the extended authorities would continue to require cooperation from U.S. companies in responding to government surveillance requests under FISA. Companies with compliance obligations under FISA should maintain existing procedures while tracking the bill's status.