ENFORCE Act

Enhanced enforcement of child pornography laws: Section 2 amends title 18 to include more specific criteria regarding how child pornography is produced, mailed, or transported via interstate or foreign commerce.

Removal of time limits on prosecution: Section 3(a) removes the statute of limitations for crimes involving obscene visual representations of child sexual abuse, which may allow for more long-term legal accountability.

Increased registry oversight: Section 3(b) includes crimes of obscene visual representations of child sexual abuse in the sex offender registration requirements.

Protection of visual materials and victims: Section 3(c) provides that visual depictions involved in violations remain in the care of the Government or the court, and allows identifiable minors to have access to such depictions in a manner specified for victims.

Increased pretrial detention: Section 3(d) amends the law to create a presumption of detention for those accused of specific offenses, including those under section 1466A, pending their trial.

Expanded supervised release: Section 3(e) adds section 1466A to the list of offenses subject to supervised release after a person has finished their imprisonment.