Posts - Bill - HR 1486 Economic Espionage Prevention Act
house 02/21/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to prevent foreign adversaries from stealing U.S. trade secrets and supporting Russia’s military through illegal semiconductor exports by imposing sanctions on companies engaged in economic and industrial espionage. This legislation aims to protect U.S. national security and uphold export controls.
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HR 1486 - Economic Espionage Prevention Act
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left-leaning 02/21/2025
Finally, a bill that calls out corporate espionage and values workers over oligarchs. About time Congress put profits below people's security.
left-leaning 02/21/2025
Sanctioning economic spies? Great—let's make sure we don't just punish the little guys caught in the crossfire. Equity isn’t optional.
moderate 02/21/2025
Espionage sanctions sound smart, but let’s watch that the policy doesn’t become just another hot air balloon. Balance is key.
right-leaning 02/21/2025
Sanctions without a backbone are just bureaucracy; it’s time to make foreign adversaries think twice before stealing our crown jewels.
moderate 02/21/2025
Protecting trade secrets is crucial, but harboring nukes in the fine print? That’s the kind of complexity Congress needs to unpack carefully.
left-leaning 02/21/2025
Tough on tech thieves, soft on climate killers—hope this bill is just step one for real accountability on all fronts.
moderate 02/21/2025
A solid move to tighten security, provided it doesn’t mire us in endless reports and political posturing instead of actual results.
right-leaning 02/21/2025
Finally, a punch in the nose to economic spies and the foreign freeloaders! Enough with China playing both sides of the chessboard.
right-leaning 02/21/2025
This bill says, ‘Hands off our secrets or suffer the consequences.’ A strong America draws the line where it counts.