Trump’s ban on CNN, Politico and MS Now likely unconstitutional, judge rules in restoring temporary access – US politics live
A federal judge has ruled that President Trump's ban on journalists from CNN, Politico, and MS Now is likely unconstitutional. The three news outlets sued the administration, arguing the ban violated their First Amendment rights to free speech and a free press, as well as due process rights.

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AI-generatedA federal judge has ruled that President Trump's ban on journalists from CNN, Politico, and MS Now is likely unconstitutional. The three news outlets sued the administration, arguing the ban violated their First Amendment rights to free speech and a free press, as well as due process rights. They sought and were granted a temporary restraining order to restore their White House access while the legal challenge proceeds. Trump had cited the outlets' reporting as "FICTION and LIES," while Justice Department lawyers attempted to justify the ban on national security grounds.
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4 extractedTrump had said on social media that the three outlets “shouldn’t be able to constantly write or report FICTION and LIES.”
The three outlets sued Trump and other members of his administration, saying the ban violated the US constitution’s first amendment protections.
Justice department lawyers sought to justify the ban on national security grounds.
Judge rules Trump’s ban of journalists from CNN, MS Now and Politico likely unconstitutional.