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RECEIPT FILE · RF-001

White House Press Access

Active litigation · 9 receipts · Last verified Sep 29, 2026

The Question

What has the court actually ordered about the challenged White House press-access restrictions, and what remains unresolved?

Current Status

A federal district court entered temporary relief restoring the hard passes covered by the litigation. The case has moved into the preliminary-injunction stage; broader First Amendment merits and final disposition remain unresolved.

What Is Established

A Temporary Restraining Order was entered September 24 restoring the covered hard passes. At the TRO stage, the court found plaintiffs likely to succeed on the procedural due-process claim. Plaintiffs later sought preliminary-injunction relief.

What Remains Open

The TRO is not a final merits judgment. The broader First Amendment merits and longer-lasting preliminary relief remain unresolved. Party declarations are evidence submitted to the court, not automatically judicial findings.

Evidence Chain

Receipt population in progress

The case file is active. Verified primary records are being added to the public evidence chain.

What Happens Next

Government opposition, plaintiffs' reply, October 8 hearing or scheduling change, preliminary-injunction ruling, stay or appeal.

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