Congress strengthens federal enforcement for child sexual abuse images, with tougher detention and registration rules
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Passed Senate without amendment by Unanimous Consent. (consideration: CR S8754-8755; text: CR S8754-8755)
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Announces introduction of the ENFORCE Act; outlines changes to federal criminal code aimed at AI-generated or modified CSAM and related obscenity enforcement and collateral consequences.
Covers Senate passage of the ENFORCE Act by unanimous consent; reiterates bill goals and describes key updates to penalties and consequences related to CSAM/child obscenity provisions.
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Congressional Bill
Official Title
ENFORCE Act
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