Judge questions process used to revoke White House press credentials
At a September 23 hearing on CNN, MS NOW and Politico’s request to restore their White House access, Judge Timothy Kelly questioned whether the administration had provided clear rules and timely notice before revoking their credentials. He ended the hearing without ruling; the outlets and the Justice Department defended opposing views of the ban’s legality.
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two precedents from the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit made clear that journalists are entitled to due process before their White House press passes can…
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