Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett and I'm Amna Navas in Nogales, Mexico. On the news

hour tonight, a bipartisan majority in the house passes legislation

that could result in a US tick-top ban if it's Chinese owners don't sell up and

it's official the race for the White House is a rematch of 2020 after President Joe Biden and former

President Donald Trump clinched their party's nominations.

And the dangerous journey migrant children take, many on their own seeking safety in the United States.

How did you know where to go or who to go with.

We got to know a bill that could ban

Tik-Toc here in the US unless the app cuts ties with China. The bill now heads to the Senate

where its fate is at the moment unclear.

Last night we heard from the lead sponsors of the bill about why the legislation is necessary.

Tonight we hear from an opposing voice and for that we're joined by David Green, Civil Liberties

Director and Senior Staff Attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Mr Green, thanks so much for being with us.

And you, as I understand it, oppose this bill on First Amendment grounds.

We spoke last night with the lead sponsors of that legislation, as I mentioned, Congressman Gallagher

and Kristam Dorothy. And Congressman Kristamorthy said of China's practices that there's no First Amendment

right to espionage.

There's no First Amendment right to harm our national security.

Why is he wrong in your view? He's not thinking about the

First Amendment rights of US people who want to use Tik-Toc and their right to

communicate with each other through it and to receive information from

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