Summary

Makes it a federal crime to import, transport, buy, sell, deliver, distribute, or knowingly possess child-like sex dolls that resemble minors when those dolls have moved in interstate or foreign commerce. It also amends the federal import/export prohibition to explicitly include “child sex dolls” and adds a new criminal statute prohibiting trafficking and related possession tied to interstate or foreign commerce.

• Creates a new federal crime prohibiting trafficking in and certain possession of "child sex dolls" that have moved in interstate or foreign commerce.
• Explicitly adds "child sex doll" to the federal import/export prohibition in 18 U.S.C. § 1462.
• Criminal prohibitions apply to knowingly buying, selling, delivering, distributing, or possessing such dolls tied to interstate/foreign commerce.
• Legislative findings assert a link between realistic childlike dolls/robots and sexual abuse of minors.
• Enforcement would rely on existing federal criminal and customs authorities; the bill does not appropriate funds or create new agencies.
• The text does not provide a statutory definition for "child sex doll" in the summaries provided, which could raise interpretation issues.
• May raise constitutional questions (e.g., obscenity/First Amendment, definitions, commerce clause limits) in litigation.
• Targets both physical dolls and devices with realistic childlike characteristics, including robots and customizable devices according to the findings.