first lady Melania Trump She made the first single appearance of her new husband’s term, a visit Capitol Hill to pressure to approve the legislation that would prevent the publication of heterogeneous images of sexual exploitation, including porn revenge and AI Deepfakes.
Social media platforms will be needed to remove these pictures within 48 hours. the invoice It makes the crime of spreading such non -consensual visual imaging.
The first lady said at a round table: “In the world of today, the threat of privacy violations is worried.” “Since the institutions are harnessing the strength of our data, the risk of unauthorized access and misuse of personal information is escalating. We must give priority to strong security measures and support strict moral standards to protect individual privacy.”
Democrats also criticized by noting that more was not present at this event, although the legislation is sponsored by Senator. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Senator Amy Cluboshr (D-Mn). representative. Rowna It was the only democratic present.
“I was comfortable when I learned that Senator Cruz and Senator Klopuwshar John gave priority to this basic issue,” she said in Maad, and she said. “I must admit, however, I expected to see more democratic leaders with us here today to address this serious issue. Certainly as adults, we can give priority to America’s children before party policy.”
But the legislation would have become a law last year, as it was included in the draft spending law at the end of the year. However, Donald Trump and Eileon Musk objected to the total bill, as they developed his opportunities, and forced Congress to pass a submissive bill.
The Senate approved a new version of the draft law last month.
The first lady said: “This legislation is necessary to address the increasing concerns related to online safety, the protection of individual rights, and the promotion of a healthier digital environment.”
Also, a series of other bills designed to treat children’s safety online, also went through the Senate with the support of both parties last year, including the online safety law for children. But that stopped at the Republican -dominated house.
The first lady plans to attend her husband’s address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday evening.
