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FREEDOM Act (Feasibility Review of Emerging Equipment for Digital Open Media Act)

Bill sponsorship · H.R. 6469Free nations

Requires a State Department report on internet freedom in Iran and on new technology, such as direct-to-phone satellite service, that could get Iranians past censorship.

Liberty position: Sign on
Introduced: December 4, 2025
Why signing on is the liberty side: It helps Iranians stay online when the regime cuts them off.

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37 current members of Congress signed on, as sponsor or cosponsor. Members who have left Congress are not listed.

Signed on, the liberty side: 37; 18 Republicans, 19 Democrats
Did not sign: Not counted

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37 current members put their name on this bill. Signing on is the liberty side.

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