US Lawmakers Weigh Visa Restrictions, Sanctions on EU Over Alleged Censorship U.S. lawmakers are considering visa restrictions and sanctions against European officials accused of pressuring technology companies to censor online speech. These measures are being explored as potential ways to counter a perceived European campaign to influence global online speech. The House Judiciary Committee chairman stated that every possible route is being examined, including sanctions and trade negotiations.
- U.S. lawmakers are considering visa restrictions and sanctions against European officials.
- The alleged reason for these actions is pressure on technology companies to censor online speech protected by the First Amendment.
- Sanctions and trade negotiations are also being considered as countermeasures.
- Visa denial is a possibility for individuals involved in censoring American speech.