In a shocking political move, Melania Trump has stepped into the policy arena, advocating for stronger laws against revenge porn. On Monday, she made her first solo public appearance of her second term as First Lady, joining lawmakers on Capitol Hill to push for the Take It Down Act.

The proposed bill would make it a federal crime to post or threaten to post intimate images without consent. It also includes AI-generated deepfakes, ensuring victims have legal protection in the digital age. Social media companies would be required to remove such content within 48 hours and take further steps to prevent its spread.

Melania joined a roundtable discussion with victims and lawmakers to discuss the bill’s importance.

Speaking about the dangers of online exploitation, she said, “This toxic environment can be severely damaging. We must prioritize their well-being by equipping them with the support and tools necessary to navigate this hostile digital landscape.”

The bill has received bipartisan support, with Republican Senator Ted Cruz and Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar leading the charge. Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has also backed the legislation.

Melania Trump’s active role in this initiative marks a dramatic shift from her previous term as First Lady, where she rarely engaged in public policy debates. Her fashion choices have also caught attention, as she continues to favor menswear-inspired outfits.

With the Senate already passing the bill, all eyes are now on the House of Representatives. If signed into law, this could be one of the most significant moves in tackling online abuse and privacy violations in the U.S.