Prohibits public comments from foreign adversaries in U.S. rulemaking.
The Safeguarding US Rulemaking Act amends the Administrative Procedure Act to restrict public comments in rulemaking to U.S. citizens and entities. It excludes foreign governments and individuals designated as foreign adversaries by the Secretary of Commerce. This change aims to prevent potentially harmful foreign influence on U.S. regulations.
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