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Supreme Court Orders White House to Follow Records Law

6/3/2026

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Court ordered White House compliance with Presidential Records Act (PRA), deeming Assistant Attorney General T. Elliot Gaiser’s OLC memo unconstitutional, granting American Oversight and American Historical Association May 20 injunction.
Roberts Court’s U.S. v. Trump ruling created immunity doctrine limiting congressional record authority, while President Donald Trump’s library plan transferred Florida property worth millions to his foundation for $10.
2017 probe found six aides—Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump—used accounts for business.

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Court ordered White House compliance with Presidential Records Act (PRA), deeming Assistant Attorney General T. Elliot Gaiser’s OLC memo unconstitutional, granting American Oversight and American Historical Association May 20 injunction.
Roberts Court’s U.S. v. Trump ruling created immunity doctrine limiting congressional record authority, while President Donald Trump’s library plan transferred Florida property worth millions to his foundation for $10.
2017 probe found six aides—Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump—used accounts for business.