Pornography would be a federal crime in accordance with the GOP law draft

LEE's draft law has a stroke for Project 2025, an initiative of the conservative Heritage Foundation, which established political blueprints for President Donald Trump's second term. Despite Trump's attempts to distance himself from project in 2025, he has brought important architects of the project into influential positions in the federal government.

In the 920-page Playbook, the Heritage Foundation claimed that pornography was “no entitlement to the protection of the first change” and should be banned, MSNBC reported.

“The people who produce and distribute it should be imprisoned. Pedagogues and public librarians who are responsible for should be classified as registered sex offenders. And telecommunications and technology companies that facilitate distribution should be concluded,” says text from project 2025.

LEE's legal template would be the legal definition of “obscenity”, which is not protected by the first change, to a material that “appeals to the attentive interest in nudity or gender,” looks at and “represents” sexual actions and “as a whole”, intensify, and not seriously, artistic, artistic, political or scientific.

All content that the legislature believes in the criteria could be defined As obscenity, the transfer across state borders, including on the Internet, could be criminalized according to the federal law.

The definition of the obscenity of the draft law is “so wide” that it could apply to media like the HBO Max Show game of ThronesRicci Joy Levi, President of the Woodhull Freedom Foundation, told reason.