From the Center for Immigration Studies:

Facebook Blocks Job Reports Related to Immigration

By CIS, August 24, 2015

An informed debate over immigration requires data and analysis about its effects. Only with information from a variety of sources can Americans try to understand our current policies, assess proposed changes, and judge candidates for political office.

That is why it is so disturbing that Facebook, owned by immigration-expansionist Mark Zuckerberg, has banned four reports published by the Center for Immigration Studies pertaining to jobs and immigration.

The Center became aware a week ago that these four reports were blocked:

When a Facebook user attempts to post or message these reports, a message appears stating, “Your message could not be sent because it includes content that other people on Facebook have reported as abusive.”

EDITOR’S NOTE: Facebook has lifted the ban on the Center’s job reports pages. The Center has not heard from Facebook directly, they did make a statement to Breitbart News:

When asked what happened—and for a response to CIS—a Facebook spokesperson told Breitbart News that it was just a simple error in their system, not a malicious attempt by the social media giant to use censorship to push its founder’s political agenda.

“An error in our system that helps block bad links on Facebook incorrectly marked some URLs as malicious,” the Facebook spokesperson said in an email. “We’ve resolved the issue and apologize for the inconvenience this caused.”

Although the Facebook spokesperson states that the pages were banned due to an error marking them as “malicious”, the automated response from Facebook while the ban was in place specifically stated that they were blocked for “abuse”.