An Associated Press print reporter is expected to have a spot in the White House pool by Sunday, following a court order to end Donald Trump’s ban on the wire service for failing to conform to his renaming of the Gulf of Mexico, an administration official said in a court filing today.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Taylor Budowich argued that the administration has been complying with Judge Trevor McFadden’s order that they could not prohibit the AP based on their content. McFadden concluded that the ban, put in place in February, violated the First Amendment.

An AP photographer was admitted to the pool today.

McFadden has set a hearing for Friday after the AP contended that the White House was not complying with his order. The AP cited a White House new policy that declares “in clear violation of the Court’s Injunction Order, that ‘[t]he...