China Social Media Reciprocity Act

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The "China Social Media Reciprocity Act" is a federal bill aimed at addressing China's restrictions on American social media platforms. The key provisions of the bill include requiring the U.S. government to impose similar restrictions on Chinese social media companies operating in the United States as those imposed by China on American social media platforms. This bill seeks to establish a reciprocal relationship between the two countries in terms of access and operation of social media platforms, aiming to address concerns about unfair practices and censorship. If passed, this act could have significant implications for the operations of Chinese social media companies in the United States and may impact diplomatic relations between the two countries.

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2023-03-22: Introduced in House
2023-03-22: Referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.

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Brian Mast (R)

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