Consumer advocates in California are calling on state officials to fight a provision added to the BEAD program by the Trump administration that would require the sate to stop enforcing its net neutrality law and consumer protections on BEAD subgrantees for 14 years.
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Barbara van Schewick, a professor at Stanford law school said that even if the CPUC ratify the agreement, the state would still be in a good position to challenge the condition in court, as long as it's done before the agreement is signed.