Jimmy Chilimigras, who graduated high school at the age of 12, has recently become one of the youngest law school graduates in the United States. He is now pursuing a master of laws degree and is focused on reforming U.S. tax law and addressing concerns related to social media companies. Chilimigras has expressed his belief that social media platforms are designed to be addictive and harmful to young users. He stated, "What they’re creating is extremely predatory and harmful, and yet they’re sending it out knowing that it’s … harmful and not really taking any action to reduce the harm or address it."
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Mississippi Teen Law Graduate Aims to Reform Tax Law and Address Social Media Issues
Jimmy Chilimigras, an 18-year-old law graduate from Mississippi, is pursuing a master of laws degree while advocating for reform in U.S. tax law and addressing the impact of social media on youth. He has criticized social media companies for creating addictive products that he believes are harmful.
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At age 18, he’s already graduated law school. Now he wants to fight ‘extremely predatory’ social media companies
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Mississippi Teen Law Graduate Aims to Reform Tax Law and Address Social Media Issues