 The Texas and Florida laws penalize large social media platforms for banning users, allegedly because of their political beliefs. Justices declined to rule on whether the laws are unconstitutional, but they told the Fifth Circuit that the First Amendment does protect social media platforms. Samir Jain is with the Center for Democracy and Technology, which filed an amicus brief in the case. And so I think it does suggest that social media companies have quite a bit of discretion around their content moderation decisions.