A key US surveillance program, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), is scheduled to expire this Friday. This program allows the US government to monitor the communications of foreigners without a warrant. Its expiration raises national security concerns, particularly as the FIFA World Cup approaches, potentially hindering intelligence gathering capabilities. Lawmakers are currently debating reauthorization, facing disagreements over proposed reforms to address privacy concerns. The program is considered a crucial tool for counterterrorism and cybersecurity efforts. Without reauthorization, a significant intelligence collection capability will be lost, impacting the ability to monitor potential threats. The timing of the expiration coinciding with a major international event like the World Cup adds urgency to the situation.