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CNN reporter Betsy Klein was denied entry to the White House Saturday morning and had her press pass taken after President Donald Trump announced a day earlier that CNN, MS NOW and Politico were being barred from access. Reporters from Politico and MS NOW, along with an MS NOW photographer, were also prevented from entering the White House grounds Saturday. The three news organizations said they plan to challenge the restrictions, arguing that the move violates their First Amendment rights. Klein said a Secret Service agent told her that her credential had been deactivated but could not provide an explanation, instead directing questions to the White House Press Office. MS NOW correspondent Akayla Gardner described a similar encounter, saying an officer took her badge and told her the decision came from above his level. According to Gardner, an MS NOW photographer was also denied access, while a producer for the network was able to enter after her credential successfully scanned. Politico reporter Cheyenne Haslett was also denied entry later Saturday morning. Politico Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Greenberger said the outlet would defend its First Amendment rights. The restrictions followed Trump’s Friday announcement that the three outlets were banned “effective immediately.” Trump has repeatedly criticized the organizations and characterized coverage he disputes as “fake news.” The move could also affect the White House press pool, where television networks rotate responsibility for covering presidential events with limited media access and distribute reporting and footage to other outlets. News organizations and press-freedom advocates have challenged the legality of the restrictions. Bruce D. Brown, president of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, characterized the action as unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination. The White House’s legal position and any resulting court challenge will ultimately determine how the dispute is resolved.#fyp #viral
CNN reporter Betsy Klein was denied entry to the White House Saturday morning and had her press pass taken after President Donald Trump announced a day earlier that CNN, MS NOW and Politico were being barred from access. Reporters from Politico and MS NOW, along with an MS NOW photographer, were also prevented from entering the White House grounds Saturday. The three news organizations said they plan to challenge the restrictions, arguing that the move violates their First Amendment rights. Klein said a Secret Service agent told her that her credential had been deactivated but could not provide an explanation, instead directing questions to the White House Press Office. MS NOW correspondent Akayla Gardner described a similar encounter, saying an officer took her badge and told her the decision came from above his level. According to Gardner, an MS NOW photographer was also denied access, while a producer for the network was able to enter after her credential successfully scanned. Politico reporter Cheyenne Haslett was also denied entry later Saturday morning. Politico Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Greenberger said the outlet would defend its First Amendment rights. The restrictions followed Trump’s Friday announcement that the three outlets were banned “effective immediately.” Trump has repeatedly criticized the organizations and characterized coverage he disputes as “fake news.” The move could also affect the White House press pool, where television networks rotate responsibility for covering presidential events with limited media access and distribute reporting and footage to other outlets. News organizations and press-freedom advocates have challenged the legality of the restrictions. Bruce D. Brown, president of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, characterized the action as unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination. The White House’s legal position and any resulting court challenge will ultimately determine how the dispute is resolved.#fyp #viral

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