 An Associated Press correspondent, Ellen Knickmeyer, was physically ejected from the meeting room, and U.S. Representative Dan Kildee of Michigan, who represents a district dealing with the Flint water crisis, said that a member of his staff was barred from the meeting.Kildee wrote to the EPA's inspector general to ask whether any open meetings laws were violated.An EPA spokesman asserted that the summit was not subject to the Federal Advisory Committee Act.