Prohibits the Department of State from censoring the free speech of U.S. citizens.
The Restoring American Freedom Act aims to prevent the Department of State from censoring the free speech of U.S. citizens. It prohibits the use of funds to censor free speech, defined as speech protected by the First Amendment. The Act also bans the creation, testing, or distribution of censorship tools without sufficient safeguards. It mandates enforcement actions against those engaging in or facilitating censorship, including corrective measures and notifications to relevant parties.
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