Online services would have to report drug crimes like fentanyl and meth sales to the Attorney General.
This bill would require online services, like social media and email providers, to report certain drug crimes to the Attorney General. If they learn about illegal sales of drugs like fentanyl or meth on their platforms, they would have to tell the government within 60 days. This is a new requirement, as current law does not clearly ask for such reports.
Today, online services are not explicitly required by law to report specific drug crimes, like fentanyl or meth sales, that they discover on their platforms to the Attorney General. If this bill becomes law, these services would be legally required to report such violations within 60 days of learning about them. They would also face criminal fines up to $380,000 and civil penalties up to $100,000 for failing to comply or for submitting false information.
S 2316 · 119th Congress · July 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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