Updates | The Week of April 10, 2017

Derek Reinbold // 4/16/17 // Topic Update

Twitter sued to oppose a demand for the identity of a user critical of the Trump Administration by the Customs and Border Patrol (NYT).

Here is the complaint.
U.S. Senator Ron Wyden sent a letter expressing concern and asking the CBP to explain the summons.
Twitter dropped the suit after the CBP withdrew its demand (Lawfare).

Trump has undermined public trust in the media, writes Erik Wemple (WaPo).

Melania Trump settled a libel suit against the Daily Mail in England, winning an undisclosed sum in damages (WaPo, NYT, BBC).

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