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A federal appeals court heard arguments over Trump-era restrictions on the AP’s access to presidential events after the news org refused to use "Gulf of America."
A federal appeals court heard arguments over whether the Trump administration lawfully restricted The Associated Press’s access to presidential events and spaces like the Oval Office after the news organization refused to adopt the term "Gulf of America."
The AP sued, claiming the move was retaliation violating free speech and due process, but a lower court’s order to restore access was paused.
The appeals court, including two Trump appointees, appeared skeptical of the AP’s claims, questioning whether presidential spaces are public forums protected by the First Amendment.
The case raises concerns about press freedom and executive control over media access, with no ruling issued yet.
Un tribunal federal de apelaciones escuchó argumentos sobre las restricciones de la era Trump sobre el acceso de AP a eventos presidenciales después de que la organización de noticias se negó a usar "Gulf of America".