Former NFL star Tim Tebow, alongside lawmakers, introduced the Renewed Hope Act of 2024, aimed at combating online child sexual exploitation. The bipartisan legislation, co-sponsored by Senators John Cornyn and Richard Blumenthal, as well as Representatives Laurel Lee and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, seeks to enhance the capabilities of the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement in identifying, rescuing, and protecting victims. Tebow emphasized the urgency of the issue, stating that the current workforce needs better resources to tackle the increasing prevalence of child sexual abuse materials online, which have reportedly more than doubled in recent years. The bill would provide advanced training and victim identification methods to law enforcement, addressing both social media and encrypted sites. In his remarks, Tebow highlighted the importance of prioritizing the well-being of children and the necessity of collective action to protect them. The legislation reflects a commitment to not only prosecuting perpetrators but also fostering hope for exploited children.