Protections with respect to foreign regulation

(a) Prohibition No judgment against an entity integral to the national interests of the United States by a court or agency of a foreign government with respect to a foreign digital market regulation may be recognized or enforced by any Federal or State court or agency unless otherwise provided for in an Act of Congress. (b) Actions by President (1) In general The President is authorized to take any action the President determines is in the public interest to protect an entity integral to the national interests of the United States from an adverse action by a court or agency of a foreign government with respect to a foreign digital market regulation. (2) Determination of public interest In determining under paragraph (1) whether an action is in the public interest, the President shall consider the impact of the relevant adverse action on— (A) consumers and businesses in the United States; (B) the economic and technological security of the United States; and (C) the foreign relations of the United States, including existing international commitments.