‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’: Investigative Journalist Sues Newsom’s California over Free Speech Rights
The lawsuit says AB 2624 protects immigration service providers with confidential addresses while imposing civil liability for publishing their personal information.
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Times of India‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’: Investigative journalist sues Newsom’s California over free speech rights
Nick Shirley sues California over the controversial “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” launching a major First Amendment fight with Gavin Newsom’s administration. The investigative journalist argues AB 2624 could restrict his reporting on immigration-service organizations and claims the law violates his free speech rights. The lawsuit against California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Secretary of State Shirley Weber puts Nick Shirley, Gavin Newsom and the…
Shirley, who has posted videos following immigrant workers and reporting alleged frauds in California and Minnesota, argues that the law was born after she "exposed widespread fraud in immigrant communities" in both states.
YouTuber Nick Shirley slaps California with First Amendment lawsuit over 'Stop Nick Shirley Act'
SACRAMENTO - Conservative YouTuber Nick Shirley sued California Friday, accusing Gov. Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta of trying to muzzle him after he started exposing alleged fraud in taxpayer-funded immigrant programs. America First Legal and San Diego lawyer John W. Howard filed the federal complaint in Sacramento on behalf of Shirley against Bonta and Secretary of State Shirley...
For Dreuz's readers, I translated Joseph Chalfant's article, published on Townhall's website on September 5. Nick Shirley responded to Gavin Newsom with a major lawsuit Independent journalist Nick Shirley announced that he had brought a lawsuit against the state of California, following the Governor's decision [...] The article Against Gavin Newsom, Nick Shirley responded with a large legal measure first appeared on Dreuz.
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