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Press freedom groups say Trump's media bans hurt the public
Press freedom groups have voiced criticism of Trump's media bans, arguing that the public loses out as a result. The plaintiffs say they can no longer carry out their work without dependable access to information supplied by the White House press.
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What to know
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Press freedom groups argue that Trump's media bans disadvantage the public.
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The plaintiffs say they cannot do their work without reliable access to White House press information.
Why it matters
These claims link access to White House press information with the plaintiffs' work and the public's interests.
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