H.R. 1071 (119th)Congressional Activities

No Censors on our Shores Act

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Brazil has the potential to play an influential role in international affairs as the fifth-largest territory, seventh-most populous country, and ninth-largest economy in the world. Given Brazil’s potential strategic importance, Members of Congress sometimes have explored ways to bolster U.S.-Brazil cooperation and Bra…

AuthorsPeter J. Meyer
Latin America, Caribbean & Canada
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H. Rept. 119-603Apr 9, 2026Judiciary Committee

NO CENSORS ON OUR SHORES ACT OF 2025

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