Judge orders the Trump administration to cancel taxpayer-funded TV adverts after a legal challenge
Summary
A Manhattan judge has ordered the Trump administration to cancel taxpayer-funded TV ads that promote Donald Trump's political message, after a legal challenge, The Independent reported on Monday 12 October. The White House calls the adverts public service announcements, but they have drawn criticism from both parties, according to Euronews, which said they were reportedly paid for with $20 million of Homeland Security funds.
Latest: A Manhattan judge ordered the Trump administration to cancel taxpayer-funded TV ads promoting Donald Trump's political message, adverts reportedly paid for with $20 million of Homeland Security funds according to Euronews.
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How it unfolded
Monday 12 October
A Manhattan judge ordered the Trump administration to cancel taxpayer-funded TV ads promoting Donald Trump's political message, adverts reportedly paid for with $20 million of Homeland Security funds according to Euronews.
- 04:34The IndependentJudge orders Trump to pull $20M taxpayer-funded ads after legal challenge
- 04:13EuronewsJudge orders Trump to pull taxpayer-funded adverts