Few issues in recent years have divided lawmakers as much as balancing national security with data privacy. Both the House and Senate have recently embarked on an effort to tackle the problems associated with data encryption, which has hindered critical FBI probes, including the San Bernardino terrorist attacks that killed 14 people in December 2015.
But it might be difficult if not impossible to pass legislation this year, even though Americans are increasingly fearful of domestic terrorism.
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