According to CoinMeta, Republicans in the U.S. Senate are pushing to turn Trump's security protocols into law. Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that Congress is considering enacting laws to make these security rules legally binding, rather than relying solely on voluntary agreements between Trump and tech leaders. There are disagreements within the Republican Party; some want to establish stricter regulations, while others believe that tech companies should self-regulate. Senator John Kennedy questioned whether tech companies are more concerned with security or profits. The bigger question is whether Washington will leave security measures to companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Google, or whether it will establish legally binding rules for the industry.