National security and the education and protection of immature children are sufficiently important government interests that laws to advance these interests may infringe upon First Amendment rights without violating the Constitution.

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The Supreme Court has ruled that certain government interests, such as national security and protecting children, are important enough to justify limits on First Amendment rights. However, the Court has also stressed that any restrictions on free speech must be narrowly tailored to further these interests and must not be overly broad or vague.

National Security and the Education and Protection of Immature Children