The Trump administration is coming after foreign government officials who pressure Big Tech platforms to censor Americans—and Brazil might be their first target. 

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller pointed directly at Brazil on Friday when asked about the administration’s campaign to protect Americans and Big Tech companies from foreign censorship. Addressing reporters on White House grounds, Miller blasted the South American country’s “fairly significant restrictions that have been imposed on the free speech rights of Americans.” 

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