Onetime presidential hopeful Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, introduced a data privacy bill for what would be called the American Data Dissemination (ADD) Act seeking pre-emption of existing state laws, which experts say will make it difficult to pass.

If the bill is passed, the Federal Trade Commission will be required to submit a series of recommendations for Congress to enact. Congress will then have two years to enact those recommendations into law. The bill will also provide for consumers to have a greater ability to access their information and have it corrected or, if necessary, deleted. If passed, it would pre-empt all state laws relating to data privacy and cybersecurity. The bill does not list potential punishments for violators of the ADD Act.