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According to reports, a US federal judge is considering whether to continue to allow journalists from these media to enter the White House campus during the trial of lawsuits brought by CNN, MS Now, and Politico against the Trump administration. US District Judge Timothy J. Kelly held a hearing on Thursday to review the long-term injunction applications submitted by three media outlets. The media hopes that the court will ban the White House from enforcing the entry ban ordered by Trump against the media reporters mentioned above until the lawsuit is over. Kelly previously issued an interim order in September suspending enforcement of the ban for two weeks in order to listen to opinions from all parties and determine whether it is necessary to extend the relevant judicial measures. Three media outlets claimed in the lawsuit that Trump's attempt to ban his journalists from the White House violates the First Amendment to the US Constitution and also infringes on their due process rights granted by the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.
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According to reports, a US federal judge is considering whether to continue to allow journalists from these media to enter the White House campus during the trial of lawsuits brought by CNN, MS Now, and Politico against the Trump administration. US District Judge Timothy J. Kelly held a hearing on Thursday to review the long-term injunction applications submitted by three media outlets. The media hopes that the court will ban the White House from enforcing the entry ban ordered by Trump against the media reporters mentioned above until the lawsuit is over. Kelly previously issued an interim order in September suspending enforcement of the ban for two weeks in order to listen to opinions from all parties and determine whether it is necessary to extend the relevant judicial measures. Three media outlets claimed in the lawsuit that Trump's attempt to ban his journalists from the White House violates the First Amendment to the US Constitution and also infringes on their due process rights granted by the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.
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