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Total Transparency and Declassification: All government files—particularly those from USAID, DHS, and intelligence agencies—must be made public. Public scrutiny applies pressure to prevent future clandestine censorship campaigns.
Enhanced Free Speech Diplomacy: The U.S. should amplify its diplomatic efforts, leveraging trade regimes and sanctions to discourage government censorship overseas, especially in allied nations.
Reevaluate Foreign Influence and Funding: A critical review of foreign universities and research centers involved in censorship advocacy, particularly prominent UK institutions like Oxford or Cambridge, is necessary. Redirecting funding from censorship to open scholarship will reinforce free speech values.