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Politics · Courts & law · published 2026-10-12 · via The Hill

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Ad Campaign

A federal judge ruled Sunday that the Trump administration’s new ads featuring the president are likely unlawful and must be halted. The order covered any spots scheduled to air later that day. The administration said the campaign was already set to end Sunday, so it argued judicial intervention was unnecessary.

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The ruling came Sunday in a dispute over a Trump administration advertising campaign that features the president. The judge found the ads likely violated the law and ordered them stopped, including commercials set to broadcast that same day. The administration said the campaign was already scheduled to finish Sunday and argued that court involvement was not needed. The episode highlights how courts can be asked to

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