
Trump's memorial arch wins key approval, then judge blocks construction
Trump’s proposed 250-foot memorial arch is on hold after a federal judge blocked construction for 14 days amid a legal challenge.

Trump’s proposed 250-foot memorial arch is on hold after a federal judge blocked construction for 14 days amid a legal challenge.
A federal panel approved Donald Trump’s planned arch in Washington late Thursday, according to WBOI, which said the administration hoped to start work immediately. DW reported that the panel’s vote was 8-4 and that a judge then ordered construction stopped for two weeks; BBC News also reported that the judge blocked construction. The reports describe the order as a temporary halt, but do not give the judge’s reasons.
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