18, accusing the news outlets of constantly reporting "fiction and lies" about the government. 22 court filing, the DOJ argued that the ban is lawful under the First Amendment and that access to the White House is a privilege rather than a right.
18, accusing the news outlets of constantly reporting "fiction and lies" about the government.
22 court filing, the DOJ argued that the ban is lawful under the First Amendment and that access to the White House is a privilege rather than a right.
"At the very least, the Government may control reporters' access to restricted presidential areas, such as the Oval Office, even for viewpoint-discriminatory reasons," it stated.
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18, accusing the news outlets of constantly reporting "fiction and lies" about the government. 22 court filing, the DOJ argued that the ban is lawful under the First Amendment and that access to the White House is a privilege rather than a right. "At the very least, the Government may control reporters' access to restricted presidential areas, such as the Oval Office, even for viewpoint-discriminatory reasons," it stated.
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