Trump orders government not to infringe on Americans’ speech, calls for censorship investigation

Immediately following his controversial inauguration for a second term, President Trump has issued an executive order ostensibly to protect free speech. Critics, however, argue this move may pave the way for suppressing opposing voices under the guise of preventing 'unconstitutional' censorship. The directive, which bars federal employees from infringing on Americans' speech, has raised alarm among free speech advocates who fear it could be used to target those who criticize the administration.

In a bold move to uphold the First Amendment, President Trump has issued an executive order just hours after starting his second term, aimed at reinforcing Americans’ free speech rights. This order prevents any federal personnel from unjustly silencing citizens, reinforcing Trump's commitment to freedom of expression. Supporters hail this as a crucial step toward ending the censorship and bias against conservative voices by the hands of federal agencies.