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«Breaking News» CNN sues President Trump and his top aides

CNN filed suit Tuesday against the Trump administration after the White House yanked the 'hard pass' credential for White House correspondent Jim Acosta.


The networks's suit, filed by former George W. Bush lawyer Ted Olson, seeks demands Acosta's credentials be returned.


Acosta, who got in a heated clash with the president during a televised press conference last week, lost access to the building Wednesday night. 


The administration revoked the credential last week following President Trump's contentious news conference, where Acosta refused to give up a microphone when the president said he didn't want to hear anything more from him.




Acosta saw his press credentials rescinded Wednesday after he clashed with an intern over a press conference microphone


Acosta saw his press credentials rescinded Wednesday after he clashed with an intern over a press conference microphone



Acosta saw his press credentials rescinded Wednesday after he clashed with an intern over a press conference microphone



The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in Washington, D.C., District Court. 


CNN claims the revocation of Acosta's press pass violates the constitutional rights to freedom on the press and due process. CNN is asking for an immediate restraining order to return Acosta to the White House.


"CNN filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration this morning in DC District Court," according to the network's statement. 


"It demands the return of the White House credentials of CNN's Chief White House correspondent, Jim Acosta. The wrongful revocation of these credentials violates CNN and Acosta's First Amendment rights of freedom of the press, and their Fifth Amendment rights to due process.,' the suit adds.


'We have asked this court for an immediate restraining order requiring the pass be returned to Jim, and will seek permanent relief as part of this process."


There was no immediate comment from the administration.




Acosta was banned from the White House last week after a heated exchange with President Trump during a press conference in which an intern tried to take his microphone away


Acosta was banned from the White House last week after a heated exchange with President Trump during a press conference in which an intern tried to take his microphone away



Acosta was banned from the White House last week after a heated exchange with President Trump during a press conference in which an intern tried to take his microphone away




Acosta, who has frequently clashed with President Trump during persistent questioning, lost access to the White House on Wednesday night


Acosta, who has frequently clashed with President Trump during persistent questioning, lost access to the White House on Wednesday night



Acosta, who has frequently clashed with President Trump during persistent questioning, lost access to the White House on Wednesday night





CNN's lawyers say Acosta's First and Fifth Amendment constitutional rights were violated


CNN's lawyers say Acosta's First and Fifth Amendment constitutional rights were violated



CNN's lawyers say Acosta's First and Fifth Amendment constitutional rights were violated



Floyd Abrams, a veteran lawyer and expert in First Amendment law, told CNN's Reliable Sources on Sunday that the network had a strong case after Acosta's press access was revoked last week.


'I think it's a really strong lawsuit,' Abrams said. 


'I can understand CNN being reluctant to sue because the president keeps saying CNN is the enemy of me, and CNN might have reluctance to have a lawsuit titled 'CNN vs. Donald Trump.' That said, yes, I think they should sue.'  


Former ABC News reporter and anchor Sam Donaldson also appeared on the program and revealed he had been asked to help prepare an affidavit to support CNN's case.


He described the decision to ban Acosta as 'not o

 


 


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Main photo article CNN filed suit Tuesday against the Trump administration after the White House yanked the ‘hard pass’ credential for White House correspondent Jim Acosta.
The networks’s suit, filed by former George W. Bush lawyer Ted Olson, seeks demands Acosta’s credentials be...


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