Heshiiska Maxkamadda: Maamulka Trump wuxuu ka difaacayaa xukunka uu ku xiray saddex warbaahin oo waaweyn
Maamulka Madaxweyne Donald Trump ayaa maanta ka hadlay maxkamadda dalka Washington, isagoo difaacaya xukunkii uu ku xiray saddex warbaahin oo waaweyn oo ay ka mid yihiin CNN, MS NOW iyo Politico, iyadoo la sheegay inay yihiin khatar u ah amniga qaranka.
Difaaca Maamulka Trump
Maamulka Trump ayaa sheegay in la awood u leeyahay in la go'aamiyo dadka la ogolaanayo inay galaan guriyaha Madaxtooyada, isagoo sheegay in la awood u leeyahay in la go'aamiyo dadka la ogolaanayo inay galaan guriyaha Madaxtooyada, isagoo sheegay in la awood u leeyahay in la go'aamiyo dadka la ogolaanayo inay galaan guriyaha Madaxtooyada.
Waxaa sidoo kale la sheegay in warbixinnada saddexdan warbaahin ay khatar u yihiin amniga qaranka, iyadoo la sheegay inay yihiin khatar u ah amniga qaranka, iyadoo la sheegay inay yihiin khatar u ah amniga qaranka.
Warbixinnada la xiray
CNN waxay soo bandhigtay faallooyin ku saabsan dhismaha guriyaha Madaxtooyada, halka MS NOW ay soo bandhigtay warbixin ku saabsan baaritaanka la sheegay inuu yahay mid la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada la xiriira warbixinnada.
Politico waxayna soo bandhigtay warbixin ku saabsan macaamiisha Madaxtooyada, iyadoo la sheegay inay yihiin khatar u ah amniga qaranka, iyadoo la sheegay inay yihiin khatar u ah amniga qaranka.
Jawaabta Warbaahinta
Saddexdan warbaahin ayaa maanta soo saaray warbixin ay ku sheegeen inay yihiin khatar u ah amniga qaranka, iyadoo la sheegay inay yihiin khatar u ah amniga qaranka.
Warbaahinta kale ee dalka ayaa sidoo kale ka hadashay xukunka, iyadoo la sheegay inay yihiin khatar u ah amniga qaranka, iyadoo la sheegay inay yihiin khatar u ah amniga qaranka.
The Trump administration will argue Wednesday in Washington that its ban of CNN, MS NOW and Politico from White House grounds is a lawful exercise of executive privilege, not a First Amendment violation.
Administration's Legal Position
In a court filing submitted late Tuesday, government lawyers asserted that access to the White House is a privilege, not a right, and that the three outlets breached professional standards by publishing sensitive or classified information. The filing also argued that the ban does not violate the First Amendment, which guarantees the right to a free press.
The administration cited a non-exhaustive list of reporting incidents, including CNN reporting on top-secret construction details related to the East Wing bunker, MS NOW reporting on an alleged leak investigation, and Politico publishing a document detailing funding for the White House ballroom containing intricate descriptions of how the Secret Service would invest in security improvements.
Outlets and Solidarity Actions
On Monday, the three outlets filed a joint lawsuit alleging they were singled out because of the content of their coverage, calling this a blatant violation of the First Amendment and asking the court to immediately restore their access. The ban was suddenly announced Friday, and the next day, journalists for the three outlets arrived at work to find their entry badges disabled.
The ban prompted other media outlets to take action in solidarity. The five-network U.S. network press pool, to which CNN belongs, decided to suspend coverage of Trump events until further notice. The Associated Press also joined a group of organizations that refrained from publishing photos of the president Monday. On Wednesday, the network pool was again missing from a daily White House press schedule.
Historical Precedent and Broader Context
The administration's filing to the court also relies on historical anecdotes to argue that a president can decide which news outlets to grant favorable treatment. It says that in the early 20th century, President Theodore Roosevelt began a practice of regularly inviting reporters into the Oval Office for off-the-record press conferences while he received his regular midday shave, and used the conference as an occasion for reward and punishment, screening out the reporters who were the least likely to be sympathetic to his policies.
It also says President John F. Kennedy sought to court star correspondents and thus gave certain reporters special access and advance notice of administration announcements. Trump said, I think we have a right to clean out fake news, at the United Nations, defending the ban that was suddenly announced Friday.
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