John,

Big Tech is censoring conservatives and important news critical of far-left organizations, while human smugglers aggressively use their platforms to exploit Joe Biden’s border crisis.

According to a new report by a technology transparency group, smugglers are using Facebook to advertise their services and Facebook’s algorithm is actually AMPLIFYING their message to vulnerable populations.

This is DANGEROUS! We must stand up for our First Amendment right to free speech and fight back against Big Tech censorship.

Instead of their usual practice of routinely censoring conservative political voices and blocking news that is critical of Democrats, Big Tech should be keeping criminal organizations — like gangs, cartels, and human traffickers — from using their platforms for profit.

These dangerous criminals put lives at risk!

Meanwhile, the White House is STILL REFUSING to recognize the humanitarian crisis at our southern border!

We must stand up to big tech monopolies that censor our free speech. We can protect our constitutional right to free speech AND keep Americans and their families safe. 

President Reagan once said that “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.” 

Now is the time to stand up and fight! 

Thank you,

Frank Bordeaux

Chairman, Mississippi Republican Party

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