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H.R. 7293 (119th Congress)Committee
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Protecting Children in Surrogacy Act

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This bill prohibits individuals required to register as sex offenders under federal law from obtaining children through surrogacy arrangements. It creates a federal criminal offense with penalties of up to 10 years imprisonment for covered sex offenders who knowingly enter into or obtain a child through surrogacy when the conduct involves interstate or foreign commerce. The bill also establishes federal court jurisdiction over surrogacy contract disputes and prohibits federal courts from enforcing surrogacy contracts where an intended parent is a registered sex offender.

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