US HB6732

Creates federal criminal penalties for adults who use threats, intimidation, or undue influence to coerce minors into sexual activity, medical procedures, or other harmful situations

Establishes the offense of "unlawful coercion of a minor" as a federal crime punishable by fines and imprisonment

Provides enhanced penalties when coercion involves crossing state lines, use of the internet, or targets particularly vulnerable minors

Grants jurisdiction to federal law enforcement when coercive conduct occurs across state boundaries or uses interstate communications

Includes provisions protecting minors from being pressured into decisions regarding their bodies without proper parental consent or legal safeguards