The "Stop Comstock Act" proposes significant revisions to federal laws governing the mailing and importation of certain materials. Its primary objective is to eliminate outdated language, specifically targeting provisions that have historically been interpreted to restrict access to reproductive healthcare information and services. The bill amends sections 552, 1461, and 1462 of Title 18, United States Code , by striking references to "indecent" materials and "means for procuring abortion." Similarly, it revises Section 305(a) of the Tariff Act of 1930 to remove language concerning "immoral" articles and "unlawful abortion." These changes aim to narrow the scope of federal obscenity laws, ensuring they do not impede the distribution of materials related to reproductive health.