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President Trump's lawsuits [argue] that Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube each have a status that "rises beyond that of a private company to that of a state actor" because they "increasingly engaged in impermissible censorship resulting from threatened legislative action" and willingly participated "in joint activity with federal actors."
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"The fact that platforms talk to the government, and even cooperate on taking down speakers who violate the law or threaten national security, does not make them instruments of the state," said Andrew Schwartzman, senior counselor for the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society.
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US law gives online platforms immunity from lawsuits over how they moderate user-submitted content via Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Trump's lawsuits asked the court "to declare that Section 230 [is] an unconstitutional delegation of authority." Section 230 has already been upheld by courts numerous times.