Reactions to the Supreme Court's TikTok Ruling

“The government should not violate the First Amendment rights of TikTok creators and users because of unsubstantiated, abstract fears around national security,” said Free Press’ Yanni Chen.

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The U.S. Supreme Court Dismisses Legitimate Free-Speech Concerns in Ruling That Allows Jan. 19 TikTok Ban To Proceed

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