Plaintiffs seek an injunction to stop work on Trump's triumphal arch from beginning Nov. 5
Summary
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit trying to stop the Trump administration from building a triumphal arch along the Potomac River are asking a federal judge to halt all construction plans, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported. The request came one day after the National Park Service signaled it would begin work November 5, according to the two outlets.
Latest: Plaintiffs in a lawsuit trying to stop the Trump administration from building a triumphal arch along the Potomac River asked a federal judge to halt all construction plans, one day after the National Park Service signaled it would begin work November 5, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.
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How it unfolded
Friday 23 October
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit trying to stop the Trump administration from building a triumphal arch along the Potomac River asked a federal judge to halt all construction plans, one day after the National Park Service signaled it would begin work November 5, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.
Thursday 22 October
- 19:06The Philadelphia InquirerPlaintiffs in Trump arch project seek injunction to stop administration from beginning work Nov. 5