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Carrie Johnson

Siding with Trump, the ACLU says a judge's gag order in Jan. 6 case is too sweeping

Former President Donald Trump during a trial in New York on Tuesday. A judge in a different case — happening in Washington, D.C. — issued a limited gag order that the ACLU said sweeps too broadly in restraining Trump's speech. (Bloomberg via Getty Images)

The American Civil Liberties Union sued former President Donald Trump or his administration more than 400 times during his tenure in the White House.

But now the ACLU is siding with Trump in the criminal case that charges he conspired to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power — telling a judge that a gag order she's imposed sweeps too broadly in restraining Trump's speech.

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