Juez ordena a la Administración Trump restablecer acceso de medios a la Casa Blanca

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore press access to CNN, MSNBC, and Politico at the White House. Levante reports that Judge Timothy Kelly ruled the ban violated constitutional due process protections. The decision blocks what would have been one of the sharpest restrictions on press freedom at the White House in modern times.
Judge Timothy Kelly determined that the Trump administration did not follow proper constitutional procedures when banning three major news outlets from White House access. El Periódico reported that Kelly found the measure violated due process rights. The ruling makes clear that even a sitting president cannot arbitrarily revoke press credentials without following legal safeguards.
CNN, MSNBC, and Politico can now return to covering White House events and press briefings. La Provincia confirmed all three outlets were affected by the original ban. The decision restores their ability to report directly from the West Wing and attend daily presidential briefings.
The ruling reinforces that presidents cannot punish news outlets they dislike without legal justification. Diario de Ibiza noted this case centered on whether the ban met constitutional standards. Legal experts say the decision strengthens protections for independent journalism and prevents administrations from using press access as political retaliation.
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