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Trump's lawsuits were  first reported by Axios, citing sources – and the former president later  formally announced his intentions during a Wednesday press conference,  in which he said his actions are being taken on behalf of the victims of  cancel culture... Trump called his lawsuits a "very beautiful development for our freedom and freedom of speech." He said the lawsuit, in which he is the lead plaintiff, is targeting the "Big Tech giants" for their "censorship" of conservatives such as himself.  Trump  was banned from numerous social media platforms, including Facebook and  Twitter, following the Capitol riot on January 6, with many critics  accusing the former president of inflammatory rhetoric and of inciting  violence in his posts. Facebook recently announced Trump's suspension  will last at least another two years. 


The conservative non-profit group America First Policy Institute  is behind Trump's lawsuit. The organization is one of many on the right  that have accused social media companies of political bias. The lawsuit,  filed in the Southern District of Florida, also includes multiple other  plaintiffs who claim they have been unlawfully banned from social media  platforms. Some joined Trump during his Wednesday press conference.  The lawsuit seeks an "immediate halt" to social media companies' censorship, demanding "an end to the shadowbanning, a stop to the silencing, and a stop to the blacklisting." Trump blasted censorship as "unlawful and unAmerican." He specifically targeted social media companies like Facebook and YouTube policing posts they claimed spread disinformation during the pandemic, including theories that Covid-19 was man made – a theory that is now not as quickly dismissed...


On top of seeking the restitution of banned social media accounts, including his own, Trump's lawsuit also seeks "punitive damages." The former president called this lawsuit a "game changer for the country." Trump's social media future continues to be in question for both his critics and supporters. He continues to release public statements, some similar in tone to his past tweets, and he even utilized a now-defunct blog site  for a short period of time. Rumors recently swirled that Trump could  soon be announcing his involvement with GETTR, a social media platform site run by former spokesperson Jason Miller that was launched last week.