Elon Musk attempts to take SEC to Supreme Court over gag order he claims is unconstitutional

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has signed onto an amicus brief that could prevent the Securities and Exchange Commission from issuing gag orders
He is one of several business leaders supporting Barry Romeril, a former chief financial officer for Xerox, who signed onto an agreement with the SEC in 2003
As part of the agreement, he is not allowed to deny fraud charges against him
Romeril had claimed it was a violation of his First Amendment rights
But a group of business leaders including Musk are now arguing that it goes against the SEC’s mission to provide information to shareholders
The move comes after a federal judge upheld Musk’s 2018 agreement with the SEC that required a lawyer to censor what he tweets