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Media outlets previously banned by President Donald Trump were allowed back on White House grounds following a federal judge's order. U.S. Judge Timothy Kelly temporarily halted the ban, stating it was unconstitutional, and directed the White House to restore the journalists' press credentials.
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Media outlets previously banned by President Donald Trump were allowed back on White House grounds following a federal judge's order. U.S. Judge Timothy Kelly temporarily halted the ban, stating it was unconstitutional, and directed the White House to restore the journalists' press credentials.
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