In a court filing, the DOJ defended Trump's ban on three news outlets, asserting that White House access is a privilege tied to national security. The outlets are suing, arguing the ban infringes on their First Amendment rights and violates due-process principles.
In a court filing, the DOJ defended Trump's ban on three news outlets, asserting that White House access is a privilege tied to national security. The outlets are suing, arguing the ban infringes on their First Amendment rights and violates due-process principles.
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In a court filing, the DOJ defended Trump's ban on three news outlets, asserting that White House access is a privilege tied to national security. The outlets are suing, arguing the ban infringes on their First Amendment rights and violates due-process principles.
