 The complaint highlights the White House’s decision to implement more rigorous standards for press credentials in May 2023, which has raised concerns about potential violations of Ateba’s First Amendment rights. It asserts that Ateba was unjustifiably excluded from briefings without a sufficient rationale.

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The complaint highlights the White House's decision to implement more rigorous standards for press credentials in May 2023, which has raised concerns about potential violations of Ateba's First Amendment rights. It asserts that Ateba was unjustifiably excluded from briefings without a sufficient rationale.{ai:summary}<p>A complaint questions the White House's stricter press credentials, alleging violation of Ateba's First Amendment rights. Ateba was unjustifiably excluded from briefings without a valid reason. #politics</p>

Journalism Under Fire: Lawsuit Exposes Threats to Freedom of the Press in White House

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