AOC offers rare praise to late Sen Graham for backing AI porn bill now stalled in House

"So when it comes to the House, I think we just gotta ask Jim Jordan," Ocasio-Cortez said.

Fox News Digital reached out to Jordan and Hawley's offices for comment.

The bill, if passed, would allow victims who have been nonconsensually depicted in AI deepfake porn to file civil actions in federal district court.

If a victim wins their case, a court could award punitive damages or other forms of relief, including a temporary restraining order or an injunction requiring the defendant to delete, destroy, or stop displaying or disclosing the material.

The bill would allow victims to recover $150,000 in liquidated damages, or $250,000 if the conduct was connected to actual or attempted sexual assault, stalking or harassment, or directly caused such conduct.