“Strikes at the heart of the first amendment”: AP suits the supervisor Trump on the Gulf of Mexico

Associated Press A lawsuit against the Trump administration members because the president has not continued to reach the president Donald Trump.

The wire service lost access to some Trump events after the administration released Director instructions To report the Gulf of Mexico. AP maintains a pattern book used by many publications. The news service has announced that it will continue to refer to the water body of its original name, while admitting that the Trump administration preferred the “Gulf of America”.

They wrote: “The Gulf of Mexico bore this name for more than 400 years. The Associated Press will refer to it with its original name, while recognizing the new name that Trump has chosen.” “As a global news agency that publishes news all over the world, AP must ensure that the names of places and geography can be easily recognized for all fans.”

in CaseAP accused the Trump administration of violating the constitution.

“The press and all people in the United States have the right to choose their own words and not revenge by the government,” said AP in the lawsuit. “This targeted attack on the AP editorial independence and its ability to collect and report news strikes at the heart of the first amendment.”

Trump has explicitly admitted that he was trying to armed the news outlet in using the preferred administration.

“We will remove them until they agree that it is the Gulf of America.” He said Earlier this week.

Trump went further in an interview with Brian Kilmy from Fox News on Friday, describing the AP “The Leave Extreme Legal” and “Third Class with a First Class name.”