Melania Trump reacts after House overwhelmingly passes revenge porn bill
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First Lady Melania Trump on Monday praised the House of Representatives for passing the "Take It Down Act," 409-2, calling it a proud milestone in her work since returning as First Lady in January.
"Today's bipartisan passage of the Take It Down Act is a powerful statement that we stand united in protecting the dignity, privacy, and safety of our children. I am thankful to the Members of Congress—both in the House and Senate—who voted to protect the well-being of our youth. Through this critical legislation and our continued focus with 'Be Best,' we are building a future where every child can thrive and achieve their full potential," Melania Trump said in a statement.
The first lady previously applauded House Republican leadership, which targets the spread of non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII), including real and deepfake "revenge pornography" on the internet.
This is a developing news story and will be updated as more information is available.
