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Representative [Name not provided in source] introduced the Right to Record Act of 2026 in the House. The bill aims to establish specific legal protections for individuals who wish to record interactions with government officials or law enforcement officers in public spaces.

Why it matters: This bill would change how people can document government activity in public; however, its actual impact depends on whether it passes both houses and is signed into law.

Who it affects

  • Members of the public who film interactions with government employees or police

This information comes from Congress.gov regarding a House bill; please consult the official text before relying on this information.

Agency: House
Source: Congress.gov — read the official document

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