An amendment by Bob Franks of New Jersey and Chip Pickering of Mississippi, both Republicans, was just one of several proposed amendments that would have regulated Internet content. But it was the only one that passed. And it was immediately criticized by civil liberties groups and the American Library Association, who contend filters constitute illegal censorship, blocking access to more than just pornography. All rights reserved.
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