The US House of Representatives sent the alphabet award, the company that owns Google and YouTube, requires a letter from the government of President Joe Bayden on content censorship issues.

The head of the committee, the Republican Party Jim Jordan, also requested the same data on the interaction with companies and private organizations. The agenda, a copy that Reuters saw, was shown that decisions on restrictions or blocking content related to Donald Trump, Ilon Mask, Covid-19 and other important topics for conservatives were particularly interested.

The Republican Party has long accused large technology companies that suppress the right viewpoint. The head of the United States Federal Trade Commission, Andrew Ferguson, previously stated that the coordination of the censorship policy between companies or introducing users may violate the law.

In response to the agenda, the representative of Google Jose Castaneda said that the company will continue to prove the Independence Committee in making a decision on censorship, guided by the commitment of freedom to express opinions.