Despite the judicial order, the White House Bars AP from the Oval Office Event star-news.press/wp

Despite the Judicial Order, the journalist and photographer from the Associated Press is prohibited from the Jama Office News on Monday with the President Donald Trump and his colleague from El Salvador, Nayib Bukele.

Decision on the Federal Court last week Prohibit Trump administration to punish the AP for refusing to rename Mexico Bay, it should take effect on Monday. The administration complains decision and discusses the news of whether something should change while those appeals are exhausted.

The US Judicial Court for the DC Circle set the hearing on the Trump’s request on Thursday that any changes are late as the subject was reviewed. AP is struggling for more access as soon as possible.

Later Monday, two AP photographers were received in the event of honor at OHIO football team on a spacious southern April. The text reporter was facing.

Since mid-February, AP Reporters and photographers were blocked from attending events in oval office, where President Donald Trump often addresses journalists, and to air force. The AP saw a sporadic approach somewhere else, and regularly covers the secretary of the White House for Karolina Leavitt’s meeting. Leavitt is one of the three administration officers appointed in the AP lawsuit.

The dispute arises from the AP decision not to follow the presidential executive order to rename Mexico, although the AP style wants to read Trump’s desire to name the bay. AP claimed – and the US District Judge Trevor N. McFadden agreed last week – that the government cannot punish the informative organization for the exercise of the right to freedom of free speech.

McFadden on Friday rejected Trump’s request for several delays in the implementation of the solution; Now the President is looking for an appeal court for the same thing.

“We expect that the White House will return the AP participation in the pool (white pressing) as today, as provided in the order order,” AP Lauren Easton’s monument said on Monday.

The scope of the AP future approach remains uncertain, even with the court’s decision.

While Trump blocks, the AP has traditionally had journalists and photographers among a small group of journalists invited to oval office. McFadden did not order to renew, only that no news organization should be excluded because the president proposes his news – under the principle called “Discrimination”.

“No other newspaper organization in the United States gets a level of guaranteed approach that was previously a gift given to the AP”, the administration claimed the court documents over the weekend. “The AP may have grown to its favored status, but the Constitution does not require that such a status endure in relevance.”

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