H. R. 1443, known as the "Public Safety Free Speech Act," allows public safety officers, such as police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical service workers, to freely express their personal opinions on work-related issues without fear of being fired or disciplined...
Simple Explanation
H. R. 1443 is a rule that tries to make sure police officers, firefighters, and other safety workers can talk freely about their work without getting in trouble, but they can't share secrets or say things that could hurt people. If they do face problems for speaking up, they can take it to court to fix things.