The Associated Press is continuing its fight against the White House after a federal judge ordered that the wire service be given full access to cover presidential events.

An AP reporter on Tuesday was allowed into an executive branch event for the first time in two months. That came a week after U.S. District Judge Trevor N. McFadden ruled the government can’t retaliate against the wire service’s decision not to follow President Donald Trump’s executive order naming the Gulf of America, formerly the Gulf of Mexico.

However, that access apparently did not appease the AP, which went to court Wednesday morning to request “the court’s immediate assistance in enforcing” the judge’s injunction order, Deadline reported.

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