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The lawsuit over DHS taxpayer-funded TV ads

  1. Aggiornamento 2 di 2UltimoGiorno 92 giorni dopo

    Trump Ads Kept Airing After the Order to Cancel Them

    Court filings detail an overnight notification failure as hundreds of spots aired after the cutoff. The latest spending estimate is nearly $22 million; no taxpayer repayment is verified.

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    Cosa è cambiato

    • Agency counsel becomes aware of the message, according to the government; DHS provides the order to its advertising vendor.

    Allora ancora aperto

    • No independent post-order accounting establishes which scheduled commercials were canceled, whether every affected agreement was halted or how much taxpayer money can be recovered.
    • The October 13 hearing, evidence of compliance and a reconciled accounting separating commitments from payments and recoverable funds.

  2. Aggiornamento 1 di 2Giorno 7

    Judge Stops Taxpayer-Funded Trump Ads—and the Deals Behind Them

    Rochon’s order cancels the remaining challenged DHS commercials and blocks renewed or expanded deals for two weeks. Compliance and the taxpayer bill remain unresolved.

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    Prima fonteCampaign Legal Center

    Cosa sapevamo all'inizio

    • The administration is under a temporary order to cancel the remaining challenged ads and cannot enter into, renew or expand the agreements behind them for two weeks.

    Allora ancora aperto

    • No independent post-order accounting establishes which scheduled commercials were canceled, whether every affected agreement was halted or how much taxpayer money can be recovered.

    Cosa avevamo detto di seguire

    • The October 13 hearing, evidence of compliance and a reconciled accounting separating commitments from payments and recoverable funds.

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Giorno 9 · 2 servizi

  1. Prima a riferirne

  2. Rochon’s temporary restraining order takes effect, explicitly requiring cancellation of remaining placements for that evening.

  3. The court emails the order to the parties.

  4. Government counsel forwards the order to agency counsel.

  5. Agency counsel becomes aware of the message, according to the government; DHS provides the order to its advertising vendor.

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Persone

  • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
  • Jennifer L. RochonAmerican lawyer
  • Markwayne MullinAmerican politician (born 1977)
  • Russell VoughtDirector of the Office of Management and Budget
  • Susie WilesChief of Staff to President of the United States

Organizzazioni

  • Common Causeorganization
  • United States Department of Homeland SecurityUnited States federal executive department
  • Office of Management and Budgetagency that prepares and evaluates the President of the United States' annual budget to Congress
  • U.S. Customs and Border Protectioncustoms service of the United States since 2003

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  • U.S. District Court - Southern District of New York
  • Manhattan
Judge Stops Taxpayer-Funded Trump Ads—and the Deals Behind Them