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Britons Flood Trump's Freedom.gov, UK Police Call for Blocks

5/22/2026

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Britons are the primary users flooding the U.S. President Donald Trump’s free-speech portal, freedom.gov.
The portal was launched to bypass hate-speech bans and receives traffic from the United Kingdom.
State Department under-secretary Sarah Rogers said the landing page features Paul Revere and calls for reclaiming free expression, promoting limiting mass migration and European defence.
UK police chiefs have urged blocking children from platforms that lack content restrictions, echoing that stance.

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Britons are the primary users flooding the U.S. President Donald Trump’s free-speech portal, freedom.gov.
The portal was launched to bypass hate-speech bans and receives traffic from the United Kingdom.
State Department under-secretary Sarah Rogers said the landing page features Paul Revere and calls for reclaiming free expression, promoting limiting mass migration and European defence.
UK police chiefs have urged blocking children from platforms that lack content restrictions, echoing that stance.