• The enforcement of the TikTok shutdown law poses serious First Amendment concerns as it potentially restricts the speech of 170 million American users, especially before a significant political transition in the presidency.
• Critics argue that the ban on TikTok does not sufficiently mitigate national security threats while infringing upon users' free speech rights, questioning the actual immediacy and substance of the national security claims.
• The law seems to target platforms based on foreign ownership rather than conclusively established security threats, casting doubt on the motives behind the legislation.

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