Veterans Seek Court Pause on Trump's 250-Foot Arch Project
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Three Vietnam War veterans urged U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan to issue a temporary restraining order blocking work on Trump's proposed 250-foot arch, arguing the project has not been authorized by Congress and is moving forward amid federal reviews; they warn the administration is trying to make the project a fait accompli, referencing a recent Supreme Court ruling on a White House ballroom as precedent for delay in stopping such efforts.
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- Trump ‘triumphal arch’ opponents seek emergency court action after groundbreaking plans were announced CNN
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