Rand Paul says TikTok ban violates First Amendment: ‘Based on accusations’
- Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul joined TikTok to protest its impending ban, stating, 'I joined TikTok today as a form of civil disobedience.'
- The TikTok ban is set to go into effect on Sunday after Congress passed a bill requiring the app to sell or face a ban.
- President-Elect Donald Trump expressed a desire for a 90-day delay on the TikTok ban to seek a resolution for its availability in the U.S.
- Sen. Rand Paul criticized the TikTok ban as a First Amendment violation, emphasizing that it is based on 'unproven accusations.
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