Sign the petition: TODAY - Senate vote could be last chance to stop Trump's spying on Americans

 

TELL THE U.S. SENATE: Trump got his warrantless spying bill through the House. Our last chance to stop this attack on our privacy and civil liberties could be in a Senate vote TODAY. Sign the petition: Tell the Senate to vote NO on Trump and Stephen Miller's mass surveillance bill!


Last night, the House advanced Trump and Stephen Miller's bill to extend warrantless government surveillance of Americans.1

Our last chance to stop this massive invasion of our privacy could be TODAY in the Senate. Lawmakers must protect our civil liberties and pass critical reforms to Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) that rein in government spying.

Sign the petition: Tell your Senators to vote NO on Trump's warrantless government spying bill TODAY.

Demand Progress has led a large, bipartisan coalition to close loopholes that the Trump administration abuses to look through our online communications and location data.

We can still stop Trump's plan and win critical privacy protections, but we need to ramp up pressure on the Senate immediately. Senators who champion privacy rights in both parties are ready to stop this reckless giveaway to the surveillance state, but we need them and every other Senator to hear from their constituents immediately.

Sign the petition: Vote NO on Trump and Stephen Miller's warrantless spying bill.

Thanks for taking action,

Joey and the team at Demand Progress

Sources:

  1. The Hill, "House approves reauthorization of warrantless spy powers," April 29, 2026.

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