Trump's Gag Order Battle: Fighting for Freedom of Speech
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Former President Trump criticized the gag order placed on him by a federal judge overseeing his prosecution for alleged crimes related to the 2020 election, stating that he is being "railroaded" and that his right to speak is being taken away. The gag order prohibits Trump from attacking witnesses, prosecutors, and court staff, but still allows him to criticize President Biden and claim political motivation in his prosecution. Trump plans to appeal the gag order, which he deems unconstitutional.
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