Judge asks if Trump’s desire to rush triumphal arch in DC is to ‘bedazzle the city’

President Trump's administration wants to quickly begin construction on a 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington, DC, with plans to start next week. A federal judge recently expressed skepticism about this rushed timeline. The case is now before the courts to determine whether the project can proceed as quickly as the administration intends.

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KESQ Palm SpringsCenter· 3h ago

Trump’s triumphal arch faces more opposition, with judge asking if desire is to ‘bedazzle’ DC

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Trump’s triumphal arch faces more opposition, with judge asking if desire is to ‘bedazzle’ DC

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KESQ Palm SpringsCenter· 21h ago

Judge asks if Trump’s desire to rush triumphal arch in DC is to ‘bedazzle the city’

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Judge asks if Trump’s desire to rush triumphal arch in DC is to ‘bedazzle the city’

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Judge asks if Trump’s desire to rush triumphal arch in DC is to ‘bedazzle the city’

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Judge asks if Trump’s desire to rush triumphal arch in DC is to ‘bedazzle the city’

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Judge asks if Trump’s desire to rush triumphal arch in DC is to ‘bedazzle the city’

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Judge asks if Trump’s desire to rush triumphal arch in DC is to ‘bedazzle the city’

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Judge asks if Trump’s desire to rush triumphal arch in DC is to ‘bedazzle the city’

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