Federal SB867 prohibits FCC from taking action against broadcasters based on viewpoint.
Federal SB867, the Broadcast Freedom and Independence Act of 2025, amends the Communications Act of 1934 to ensure the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) cannot take action against broadcasters based on their viewpoints. The bill emphasizes the importance of FCC independence and prohibits the FCC from revoking licenses or taking other actions against broadcasters for their viewpoints. It also prevents the FCC from imposing conditions on approvals related to viewpoints. The bill aims to protect broadcasters from political pressure or intimidation.
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