Supreme Court to Decide Constitutionality of State Laws Restricting Social Media Content Moderation
- Texas and Florida passed laws in 2021 limiting social media companies' ability to moderate content based on viewpoint.
- Lower courts have issued conflicting rulings, with one upholding Texas' law and another striking down parts of Florida's law.
- Industry groups argue the laws violate social media companies' First Amendment rights to control speech on their platforms.
- Supporters claim the laws combat alleged anti-conservative bias and censorship by liberal tech companies.
- The Supreme Court will hear arguments this term and issue a major ruling on social media regulation by June 2024.



























