Project 2025 is a plan about how to regulate and control people of color, including how they organize, work, play and live. It seeks to regulate what they do with their bodies, how they advocate for their rights, and how they build family and community — all while disregarding the historical injustices and contemporary persecution they have experienced.
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… 28 - 12533 28 Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 844 … 28 … 28 - 12533 … - page 844
… FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION - 12534 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 844 … FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS … - page 844
… Brendan Carr - 12535 Brendan Carr Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 844 … Brendan Carr … Brendan … - page 844
… STATEMENT - 12536 MISSION STATEMENT Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 844 … MISSION STATEMENT … … - page 844
… The FCC should promote freedom of speech, unleash economic opportunity, ensure that every American has a fair shot at next-generation connectivity, and … of viewpoints, ensure secure and competitive communications networks, modernize outdated infrastructure rules, … - page 844
… - 12538 OVERVIEW AND BACKGROUND Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 844 … OVERVIEW AND … - page 844
… The FCC is an independent regulatory agency that has jurisdiction over interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable.’ … any other presidentially appointed, Senate-confirmed officials. Ordinarily, the five-member FCC is divided … - page 844
… a bare majority of Commissioners can be from the same political party (no more than three when there are five … resigns when a new President of a different political party is sworn Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 844 … By law, only a bare … - page 844
… blank line - 12541 Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 844 … blank line - 12541 … - page 844
… into office—though this is not required by - 12542 into office—though this is not required by law. By resigning, the … enables the President to nominate someone from his own political party to the FCC, and this typically shifts the … - page 846
… the President allows the leader of the opposite political party in the Senate to select the person who will serve … This also is not required by law. Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 846 … Under a tradition that … the President allows the leader of the opposite political party in the Senate to select the person who will serve … - page 846
… As specified in the Communications Act of - 12544 As specified in the Communications Act of 1934, the FCC’s Chairperson serves as the agency’s CEO and is empowered with significant authority that is not shared with other … - page 846
… known as regulatory fees—fees the FCC collects from the licensees and other entities that it regulates and uses to … raises revenue for the government by auctioning spectrum licenses. In fact, the FCC has generated more than $200 … Treasury through spectrum auctions." Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 846 … FCC Budget and … - page 846
… 12546 The FCC is organized into a series of bureaus and offices based on function. These include an Office of General Counsel, Office of Inspector General, Office of Legislative Affairs, … - page 846
… matters. For instance, Section 230 is codified in the Communications Act,’ and the FCC has authority to interpret that … and thus provide courts with guidance about the proper application of the statutory language.* The FCC has addressed Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 846 … High-Profile FCC … - page 846
… company, broadcaster, or similar entity that holds an FCC license must obtain FCC approval (assuming that the merger will involve the transfer of the FCC license). Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 846 … “net neutrality” rules … - page 846
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… freed spectrum—the airwaves needed to deliver wireless services. Second, it has preempted state and local siting and … was securing U.S. leadership in 5G. Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 847 … The FCC has … freed spectrum—the airwaves needed to deliver wireless services. Second, it has preempted state and local siting and … - page 847
… roughly $9 billion-a-year program called the Universal Service Fund (USF), which has been funded by a line-item charge that traditional … for various low-income initiatives. Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 847 … The FCC also … - page 847
… POLICY PRIORITIES The FCC needs to change - 12552 POLICY PRIORITIES The FCC needs to change course and bring new … urgency to achieving four main goals: Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page number 847 … POLICY PRIORITIES The … - page 847
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