The GRANITE Act prevents U.S. courts from enforcing foreign censorship judgments.

The GRANITE Act, or Guaranteeing Rights Against Novel International Tyranny and Extortion Act, prohibits U.S. courts from recognizing or enforcing foreign judgments that enforce censorship laws. These laws restrict or penalize expression, expressive conduct, or expressive association based on content, viewpoint, or speaker identity. The act also allows U.S. persons to seek declaratory relief in U.S. courts if they face such foreign judgments or demands.

The GRANITE Act prevents U.S. courts from enforcing foreign censorship judgments.

The GRANITE Act, or Guaranteeing Rights Against Novel International Tyranny and Extortion Act, prohibits U.S. courts from recognizing or enforcing foreign judgments that enforce censorship laws. These laws restrict or penalize expression, expressive conduct, or expressive association based on content, viewpoint, or speaker identity. The act also allows U.S. persons to seek declaratory relief in U.S. courts if they face such foreign judgments or demands.