Sen. Cruz Leads GOP Effort to Block FCC’s Wi-Fi Hotspots Order
Cruz and 12 other senators went for the jugular on the Biden Administration’s off-campus hotspot rule for schoolchildren.

Cruz and 12 other senators went for the jugular on the Biden Administration’s off-campus hotspot rule for schoolchildren.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 2025 – Senate Commerce Chairman Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was joined by 12 other committee Republican senators Monday to challenge the Federal Communications Commission’s Wi-Fi Hotspot Order instated under the Biden Administration.
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