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ACLU argues Trump gag order in federal election subversion case is unconstitutional
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By Kaanita Iyer, CNN (CNN) — The American Civil Liberties Union and its Washington, DC, chapter filed an amicus brief in support of Donald Trump on Wednesday, arguing that the gag order against the former president in his federal election subversion case is unconstitutional.
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The civil rights group called the order, which is on pause pending appeal, too vague and overly broad in its definitions of what the former president can and can't say.
The ACLU, a frequent critic of Trump, said that the gag order in special counsel Jack Smith’s election interference case runs afoul of the First Amendment.
The civil liberties group argued that the directive from a D.C. federal judge violates Trump's First Amendment rights and the public's right to hear what he has to say.
Even the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is warning that the gag order a federal judge issued against former President Donald Trump is unconstitutional.
By Kaanita Iyer, CNN (CNN) — The American Civil Liberties Union and its Washington, DC, chapter filed an amicus brief in support of Donald Trump on Wednesday, arguing that the gag order against the former president in his federal election subversion case is unconstitutional.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) wasn’t always the cancerous blight on American politics that it largely is today. What it has become is the product of a years-long process of corruption that...
The ACLU on Wednesday said it will file an amicus brief opposing a gag order on former President Donald Trump in his Washington, D.C., election interference case.
The American Civil Liberties Union, one of the most vocal critics of Donald Trump during his four years in the Oval Office, is now siding with the former president's position that a gag order against him is "unconstitutionally overbroad."
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