US
Us Congress Senate Bill SB626

Us Congress 2025-2026 Regular Session

Us Congress Senate Bill SB626

Introduced
2/19/25  

Caption

SOCIAL MEDIA Act Stopping Online Confusion for Investigative Agencies and Law-enforcement by Maintaining Evidence Determined Interparty Arrangements Act

Congress_id

119-S-626

Policy_area

Crime and Law Enforcement

Introduced_date

2025-02-19

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

US SB2531

Stopping Online Confusion for Investigative Agencies and Law-enforcement by Maintaining Evidence Determined Interparty Arrangements Act SOCIAL MEDIA Act

US SB872

SAFETY on Social Media Act of 2023 Stopping Attempts by Foreign Entities to Target Youths on Social Media Act Act of 2023

US HB10486

To amend the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 to establish a grant program to help law enforcement agencies with civilian law enforcement tasks, and for other purposes.

US HB6463

STOP HATE Act of 2023 Stopping Terrorists Online Presence and Holding Accountable Tech Entities Act of 2023

US SB2934

SHOP SAFE Act of 2023 Stopping Harmful Offers on Platforms by Screening Against Fakes in E-commerce Act of 2023

US SB4614

SMART in Schools Act Social Media and AI Resiliency Toolkits in Schools Act

US SB685

Stopping Border Surges Act

US SB5395

Supreme Court Ethics and Investigations Act

US SB3847

Improving Social Determinants of Health Act of 2024

US HB6893

SCAM PAC Act Stopping Corrupt Actors from Making Political Action Committees Act

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