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Federal judge tells Trump administration it cannot begin work on Washington arch for 14 days
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What happenedA federal panel gave President Donald Trump’s proposed memorial arch near downtown Washington final approval, clearing the way for construction to begin — even as legal challenges continue.
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CenterFederal judge tells Trump administration it cannot begin work on Washington arch for 14 days
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Federal judge tells Trump administration it cannot begin work on Washington arch for 14 days
A federal panel gave President Donald Trump’s proposed memorial arch near downtown Washington final approval, clearing the way for construction to begin — even as legal challenges continue.
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