Trump faces private citizens lawsuit over limiting White House media access
The plaintiffs argue they are losing access to vital information media outlets covering Trump used to provide.
According to Al Jazeera English, the plaintiffs argue they are losing access to vital information media outlets covering Trump used to provide.
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