NEW — Speaker Mike Johnson’s week just started and it’s already falling apart. Internal GOP strife forced Republican leaders late Monday to scrap a House Rules meeting that was supposed to set up critical floor votes on a FISA extension, immigration enforcement funding and a farm bill. They’re now looking to reconvene some time after 7:30 a.m. if possible. But Rs still don’t know a time. At least 10 Republicans are threatening to oppose the rule vote teeing up the legislation — currently scheduled for 4:30 p.m. — over problems with Johnson’s three-year Section 702 reauthorization. In a private House GOP meeting Monday night, GOP leaders tried to push Republicans to pass Johnson’s latest proposal as is. That suggestion only enraged some GOP hard-liners who are still opposed to the plan they argue is just a rework of the last one they tanked. The farm bill is also rife with GOP fights over amendments dealing with pesticides, ethanol and more Rep. Anna Paulina Luna threatened late Monday to “slaughter the farm bill” if pesticide provisions weren’t stripped out. more details inside the talks w/ @Reporter_Mia politi.co/3OObgSs via @politico