Anti-American Antitrust: How Foreign Governments Target U.S. Businesses

House Committee on the Judiciary (Subcommittee) · December 17, 2025

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Chair opening statement framing hearing

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Chair (speaker identified as chair) opened the subcommittee to examine foreign antitrust laws, identified the European Union Digital Markets Act (DMA) as the blueprint for what he described as discriminatory rules against U.S. companies and said the DMA punishes innovation and protects competitors rather than consumers.

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Today’s House Committee on the Judiciary subcommittee hearing examined foreign antitrust rules — especially the EU Digital Markets Act — and their effects on U.S. companies; witnesses and members debated whether those laws harm American consumers or reflect legitimate competition enforcement, and witnesses urged trade and diplomatic responses.

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