House Commerce Advances 10 Bills on Telecom, Cybersecurity, Infrastructure
Bills targeting U.S. wireless leadership, subsea cable expansion, and cybersecurity took center stage.

Bills targeting U.S. wireless leadership, subsea cable expansion, and cybersecurity took center stage.
WASHINGTON, March 5, 2025 – The House Energy and Commerce Committee unanimously approved by a voice voice 10 bipartisan bills on Tuesday, sending the full House the measures focused on telecommunications, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and domestic manufacturing.
“Each of these bipartisan pieces of legislation were passed by the House last Congress, and I am proud that we will be moving these forward again today,” said Committee Chair Brett Guthrie, R-Ky., in opening remarks.
Several bills focused on telecom policy and spectrum management, with lawmakers stressing the need for U.S. leadership in global wireless technology and countering foreign influence in communications networks.
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