According to Wired, Senators Ron Wyden and Adam Schiff demanded disclosure of a March 17 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court opinion in an October 26 letter. They argue that the 180-day deadline applicable to significant legal interpretations expired on September 13 and that material addressing abuses of Americans’ rights remains hidden. Their demand intersects with debate over renewing Section 702 surveillance authority. The secret opinion’s specific contents could not be independently examined, so the allegation of unlawful withholding must remain attributed to the senators. Access restrictions also prevented direct reading of the original public letter.