Judge halts Trump administration work on DC golf course
Judge Ana Reyes ordered a one-day pause after a hearing where she accused the government of misleading her over weekend tree removal.
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What happened
U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes ordered the Trump administration to stop work for a day on a historic golf course in Washington, D.C. She said she was furious at a Justice Department lawyer after trees were cut down for the course redesign without advance notice. Reyes said she had trusted the government not to do exactly what it had done.
Why it matters
The order pauses the redesign work for a day. The reports state no further consequences.
Coverage
- Judge tears into Trump administration for felling trees in D.C. golf course redesign without advance notice (NBC News)
- Judge orders Trump admin to halt work for a day on historic DC golf course (Spectrum News)
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