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In the aftermath of the Capitol riots, which were deemed a violent uprising against democracy, Trump’s account, along with those of various other public figures, was suspended by major tech companies, including X, Meta, and Alphabet (Google's parent company). The firms justified their actions by claiming Trump's posts were inflammatory and posed a risk of further unrest in the United States. This move to blacklist Trump sparked considerable controversy, leading him to initiate legal action against these corporations, alleging that his First Amendment rights were being infringed upon.