No Fentanyl on Social Media Act

Sponsor: Jon Husted (Republican-OH)January 13, 2026

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Requires a federal report on how kids access fentanyl through social media platforms.

This bill would require the Federal Trade Commission to create a public report. This report would look into how minors, or kids under 18, are able to get fentanyl from drug sellers on social media platforms. It aims to provide Congress with information and ideas to stop this problem.

What Would Change

Today, no federal rule requires a public report on how kids under 18 get fentanyl through social media. If this bill becomes law, the Federal Trade Commission would have to create and share a detailed report within one year, looking into this issue and suggesting solutions to Congress.

Key Provisions

Requires the Federal Trade Commission to create a public report on how minors access fentanyl through social media platforms.
Requires the report to be submitted to Congress and made publicly available within one year if the bill becomes law.
Requires the report to detail how often minors can get fentanyl, its dangers, and how drug sellers use social media.
Requires the report to include other measures taken by law enforcement, the medical community, and others to address minors' access to fentanyl.
Requires the report to include recommendations for Congress to stop minors from accessing fentanyl on social media.
Requires the Federal Trade Commission to talk with parents, social media companies, law enforcement, and medical professionals while preparing the report.

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No Fentanyl on Social Media Act

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