House Passes Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act

The new legislation requires law enforcement to obtain a warrant before purchasing data, aiming to protect citizens' privacy rights.

The House approved the Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act, which prohibits government entities from buying personal data without a warrant.
The bill received bipartisan support but faced opposition from the White House and some members of Congress, citing national security concerns.
President Biden has expressed strong opposition to the bill, emphasizing potential impacts on intelligence and law enforcement operations.
The legislation aims to close loopholes that allow warrantless acquisition of data from third-party brokers, enhancing privacy protections.
As the bill moves to the Senate, it continues to generate debate over the balance between privacy rights and national security needs.