The House of Representatives expresses its strong disapproval of various European Union and United Kingdom digital regulations, including the Digital Services Act , Digital Markets Act , Online Safety Act , and Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act . The resolution asserts that these foreign laws unfairly and unreasonably burden American speech and innovation, violating due process, punishing American companies, and censoring legitimate political discourse. It claims these regulations impose significant costs on American businesses, harming workers and consumers, and are designed to target United States companies while leaving European competitors free from burdensome requirements. The resolution calls upon the Trump administration to utilize diplomatic and economic tools to safeguard the free expression rights of United States citizens and prevent foreign governments from undermining First Amendment freedoms. It further urges the administration to protect American innovation and prevent foreign antitrust authorities from harming US consumers and companies. Additionally, the resolution directs the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission to reject the antitrust principles underlying these European laws and to refrain from cooperating with European governments in their enforcement.