 As NPR's Bobby Allen reports, that decision sends two social media cases back to lower courts for review. Laws in Texas and Florida sought to prevent what lawmakers viewed as anti-conservative censorship on social media. The laws were passed in 2021 after former President Trump was suspended from several social media sites following the January 6th attack on the Capitol. Santa Clara University law professor Eric Goldman says the justice has made clear that governments can't tell social media sites what to do.