The fight for net neutrality still rages on at the state level. Many states are, or are in the process of, enacting their own net neutrality laws. FCC Chairman Ajit Pai continues to insist that states cannot legally enact their own rules on this issue but that hasn’t stopped them from trying. A Minnesota court ruled that the state must follow the federal law and they don’t have the power to enact regulations on information services. This has not stopped other states, such as California who’s own Net Neutrality legislation is just waiting for the governor’s signature, from trying everything they can to protect the Obama-era order within their own borders.
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Ajit Pai doubles down on stance that states can't enact net neutrality rules