Trump Defies Court Order—Associated Press Barred from Oval Office

Trump Defies Court Order—Associated Press Barred from Oval Office

In a stunning move that raises serious questions about the rule of law, the Trump administration has just defied another court order—this time involving the Associated Press. Despite a court order from Judge McFadden, a Trump associate, requiring the administration to allow the AP back into the Oval Office, the Trump team decided to simply ignore it.

The AP was barred from entering during a bilateral meeting between President Trump and El Salvador's president, effectively sidelining the press and violating a lawful court order. The result? Once again, we’re witnessing a flagrant disregard for the judiciary and for transparency.

So, what happens next? Will there be consequences? Honestly, it’s hard to say. The AP can certainly petition for contempt of court charges, but given the current political climate, will that be enough?

This isn't just a disrespect to the press—it’s a pattern of undermining the law and the balance of power. The real question is, how many more times will the Trump administration break the rules before anyone does anything about it?

Stay tuned for a full breakdown on this in the link in bio. The story isn’t over yet.