The Trump judge rejected AR's claim to abolish the White House restrictions against journalists

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/22/29/ib-fqhclhbs0_5826b95d.jpeg" Alt = "Trump judge, rejected the AR's claim for cancellation of White House restrictions against journalists"/~ 62 Federal Judge Trevor McFadden refused to restore access to the Associated Press journalists to important rooms open to the Media in the White House, including the oval office & ndash; Against the backdrop of the restrictions introduced by the Trump administration against the AR. < p > reports it on Monday & nbsp; the Hill.

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