The safe haven law -- often referred to as the " Baby Moses Law " in Texas -- says the child must be sixty (60) days old or younger. The newborn at the time the child is surrendered must be unharmed and show no signs of abuse or neglect. According to the law, if the child shows signs of abuse or neglect, an adult can be pursued or detained.

But we disagree with FIRE’s attack against a new Texas law meant to install necessary guardrails around children’s social media use. Also suing Texas are the Computer and Communications Industry Association and NetChoice, two trade groups for tech companies.

A new Texas law is set to take effect in efforts to protect children from harmful online content, but many are saying the restriction could burden free speech.

Tim Mahoney from Mahoney and Mahoney LLC is back with us tonight to talk about a new law that protects kids making money on social media. Tim says that when we hear laws about kids and social media, it is almost always about protecting privacy,