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NEW: DHS says it has “no plans” to buy more taxpayer-funded pro-Trump propaganda ads, but groups challenging the ads say that doesn’t cut it. They want a federal court to issue an immediate block on the ads.

democracydocket.comDHS promise to stop Trump propaganda ads isn't enough, challengers argueOther than vague promises, plaintiffs argue there’s nothing — besides the court-mandated pause they’re fighting for — stopping the Trump administration from buying more ads once its current contract…

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Taxpayer funds must never be weaponized for partisan political promotion. Vague administrative assurances are no substitute for binding legal rulings. The rule of law requires clear judicial guardrails against state resources being abused. 🏛️⚖️

🤣 😆 🤣 How do we charge the US military with "Dereliction of Duty" for not dealing with a "Domestic Enemy" that has been attacking the Constitution for months? Don't they take an Oath to defend the Constitution?

Propaganda ads are a real abuse, and a court block matters. That money was created in all of our names, as one public, so using it to promote one man is a breach against everyone. #ChangeTheNarrative

“We promise we’re not going to rob any more banks so I don’t understand why you’re hassling us about the banks we’ve already robbed…” — DHS (allegedly)