Judge says Trump's DHS election-year ads broke the law
Homeland Security's new ads touting President Trump's first-term successes -- coming less than a month before the federal election -- likely violate the law, a judge said Monday, in an opinion explaining why she slapped a restraining order on DHS.
A judge has stated that new advertisements from Homeland Security, promoting President Trump’s accomplishments during his first term, likely violated federal law. These ads were released less than a month before the federal election. The judge’s opinion explained the reasoning behind a restraining order issued against the Department of Homeland Security.
- Homeland Security released new ads highlighting President Trump’s first-term successes.
- The ads were published less than a month before the federal election.
- A judge stated the ads likely violate federal law.
- The judge issued a restraining order against DHS.
- The opinion explained the justification for the restraining order.
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