The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is intensifying its scrutiny of drone imports and domestic sales, particularly targeting companies linked to DJI. Recent developments include proposed bans on numerous military-grade drones and sales of rebranded DJI products. The FCC has issued fines to companies allegedly acting as fronts for DJI and is reviewing policy changes to prohibit the import and marketing of specific foreign equipment. Federal agencies have also established a framework for state and local counter-drone operations. As part of a broader enforcement strategy, the FCC aims to tighten oversight, expand existing exemptions for trusted drones, and restrict imports of suspected military-grade drones, which may significantly impact available options for U.S. buyers.