Introduced in Senate
A resolution expressing that any attempt by foreign entities to censor or penalize constitutionally protected speech of United States persons shall be opposed.
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That the Senate— (1) reaffirms its commitment to protecting the commercial interests and free speech rights of United States persons; (2) recognizes that the Digital Services Act is incompatible with the free speech tradition of the United States and the commitments that technology companies have made to hosting a diversity of opinions; (3) disapproves of any attempt by a foreign entity to export censorship or limit the exercise of free speech by United States persons; (4) disapproves of any attempt by a foreign entity to levy fines or other penalties against United States persons participating in constitutionally protected activities; (5) disapproves of the attempts by the European Union to force United States entities to develop or use products and technology in ways that undermine free speech or foster censorship; (6) commits to oppose any implementation of disapproved activities; and (7) urges the Trump administration to ensure swift and firm rejoinders to any implementation of disapproved activities.